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Publishers Now Want Fanfiction Miss Wolf 8 Gold

Main Idea-section a Why is fan fiction becoming so popular? -Must use POQ answering the questions. -Must use your own words, then evidence from the article. -Responses can be more than one sentence.

Section b Give two ways writers get around copyright issues. -Must use POQ answering the questions. -Must use your own words, then evidence from the article. -Responses can be more than one sentence.

Section c What did publishers originally think about fanfic? Why did they think that? -Must use POQ answering the questions. -Must use your own words, then evidence from the article. -Responses can be more than one sentence.

Section d How can fan-fiction writers use original characters? -Must use POQ answering the questions. -Must use your own words, then evidence from the article. -Responses can be more than one sentence.

Section E How do publishers know what genre is coming next? -Must use POQ answering the questions. -Must use your own words, then evidence from the article. -Responses can be more than one sentence

Discussion What is your opinion of fanfiction? Why do you think that? Do you think that writers should have to get permission from the original author? Explain.

Summary Give a 5 sentence summary that includes: -the main idea of the article -3 supporting details -a conclusion (so what?) Use words from the article, but you can’t copy word for word. You can put things in your own words while using some words from the text.