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History of Fanfiction: Swift, Austen and Holmes (Patreon)

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2025-06-19 13:00:10
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We've finally started to reference the twentieth century! Yeah!

I am having such a great time making these videos, I hope you are enjoying them as much as I am.

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Crochet4Joy

Ah, we hear Sir Arthur's opinion, but what did Jane Austen think of HER fandom??

T R P Watson

John Kendrick Bangs also wrote R Holmes and Co a book featuring Raffles Holmes, son of Sherlock Holmes and Grandson of A J Raffles. Raffles was created by E W Hornung who was, of course, Conan Doyle's Brother-in-law

Eva Schiffer

Ok, but can we have a whole video about early Austen fandom at some point? Because I get the feeling there’s a whole rabbit hole there and it sounds fascinating!

Roger Germinder

I’ve been sidelined with a fractured leg and have been diving into Holmes works again to pass the time. Mostly screen portrayals. Rathbone, Ian Richardson, Jeremy Brett, Benji Cummerbund. I thought one of the best was Ian McKellan in “Mr Holmes”. I guess that movie would be a derivative work. As would “Sherlock” by a Moffet and Gatiss. And then there’s ’House MD’. I know that the Conan Doyle estate has been pretty protective of the IP of Holmes. No real point to be made here really. I’m just bored.

Roger Germinder
>>177710720

But I’m enjoying these videos as much as you seem to be with making them. Thank you for all you do.

Alex W.

"Janeites" is good, but I'd have called those fans "Austenauts"

What If Brigade

Rogue One transcends Star Wars and makes something better. So did the Mandalorian.

Samuel Smith

This has been a delight to watch and I'm really looking forward to the next installment.

Barbera Radford

So…. The right to create a sequel being secured…shall we be seeing a sequel to “JSMN”?

Cynical Rhys

Really enjoying this series, looking forward to the next installment

Elizabeth Claassen

Is there a first moment that got cut from this upload? The opening sentence, "and while that's going to change" implies there's a "that" being referred to, but I don't know what "that" is? Just to see if this flowed out of a previous instalment, I went and doublechecked the last one leading into this time period, and it doesn't feel like it follows directly?

Ann Brookens

Yay! I am very much enjoying this series! My personal connection to fanfiction is quite minimal, mainly resting on a gradeschool friend who began writing Gunsmoke (US western TV show that ran from 1955-1975!) fanfic about 1965. I read ABOUT Star Trek fanzines but couldn't afford to subscribe, or I may have a more intimate relationship to this day.

Ann Brookens
>>177711071

Definitely a better title NOW, but would it have worked in the nineteenth century?

Rebecca Robb

Thank you for the wonderful video as always! :) 9/10 of the way through I realized you were using a dagger as a microphone holder sensational! Made my day!

Anders

Gatekeeping. Feuds. Fan fiction. Arguments about terminology. Sounds like the early Church. They wrote all kinds of stuff about minor characters in the Gospels.

JillBearup
>>177741609

Possibly, I may have forgotten to include something. I will have a look at my master file and see. Good catch! 🙂

Steve

I came for a discussion about literature but got a lesson on case law. What next? Will "Runkle of the Bailey" do a video about literature and do pop culture armor reviews?

Joe Hopfield

Computer science and engineering repurposed Swifts “big-endian” and “little-endian” terms to an obscure, but important detailthat, like Swift’s egg openers, was a source of frequent conflict.