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From the moment Stephenie Meyer published Twilight in 2005, the series has captivated readers. Through three subsequent novels and the blockbuster movie series, the Twilight Saga quickly became more than just a hit series – it’s now a cultural touchstone. This new entry in the Fan Phenomena series brings together scholars and fans to explore the vibrant fan culture and lasting legacy of the saga. Contributors address such topics as the role of mythology in the appeal of the series; the distinct fan groups drawn in by the books and films; the vast world of Twilight fan fiction (including a discussion of Fifty Shades of Grey, the blockbuster novel that began as Twilight fan fiction); the role of gender in Twilight’s global acceptance; and much more. As with all the books in the series, the essays included here are sophisticated and richly analytic, yet aimed as much at fans as at scholars. Whether you’re interested in analysing its initial popularity or its impact on society more than a decade later, there’s no question you’ll find plenty in Fan Phenomena: The Twilight Saga to sink your teeth into.
Laurena Aker is a writer and managing editor for JesterZ Net Media.
AcknowledgementsLaurena AkerForewordMaggie ParkeIntroductionLaurena ParkerInsider InterviewsMaggie ParkeThe Twilight SagaMovie PhenomenonHillary and Hannah Hindi, The Hillywood ShowThe Twilight Saga ParodiesGary Berman, Creation EntertainmentThe Twilight SagaFan ConventionsLucy, FanFic Author'Unconditionally and Irrevocably In Love':The Twilight/Fifty Shades of GreyFan Fiction Writing PhenomenonPart 1: Twilight's Legacy: Working With Fans to Define New Business Models in Film and MusicMarketing Romantic Vampires to and with Fans: The Transmedia Impact of The Twilight SagaLaa Hoefs and Cathy LeograndeBreaking the Celluloid Ceiling: New Voices of The Twilight SagaNatalie Wilson and Laurena AkerThe Music of Twilight: Battling for AuthenticityMelissa AvdeeffPart 2: Twilight's Legacy: Breaking Through Barriers in Fandoms, Literature and PublishingUp from the Crypt: The Resurrection of Traditional Narrative in The Twilight SagaCynthia CraneThe Dawn of a New Era: Twilight’s Legacy in Contemporary Young Adult LiteratureAmy CumminsThe Sun Doesn’t Always Set in the West: Twilight in East Asian Pop CultureSimon Turner‘Breaking all the Rules’: Team Twilights and Cross-Generational Fan AppealJane M. Kubiesa‘You Don’t Know How Long I’ve Waited for You’: The Evolutionary ‘Perfect Storm’ of Fanfiction PublishingJill LoughlinFifty Shades of Twilight: Transforming Genre and Publishing in Fan ContextsCait Coker and Candace BenefielContributor DetailsGo FurtherImage Credits