Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Is there something in fiction and fanfiction that you feel authors are often confidently incorrect about? Something you have knowledge or experience in, that they clearly don't? Maybe your job or illness is misrepresented in stories, or you can tell that they haven't done their own historical research. Here are some answers from Reddit, and feel free to discuss your answers in the comments!
Link to the original thread on r/FanFiction: reddit.com/r/FanFiction/comments/1engxqp/something_you_frequently_come_across_in_fanfics
(some comments in my video have been trimmed down by me for length purposes)
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Is there something in fiction and fanfiction that you feel authors are often confidently incorrect about? Something you have knowledge or experience in, that they clearly don't? Maybe your job or illness is misrepresented in stories, or you can tell that they haven't done their own historical research. Here are some answers from Reddit, and feel free to discuss your answers in the comments!
Link to the original thread on r/FanFiction: reddit.com/r/FanFiction/comments/1engxqp/something_you_frequently_come_across_in_fanfics
(some comments in my video have been trimmed down by me for length purposes)
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/TonkaJoey
Twitter: twitter.com/joey_tonka
