I am very pleased to report that after months of waiting, I have finally uploaded the beautiful print version of the fic issue of CatCo magazine made by the incredibly talented @xactodreams. It is uploaded as a new chapter of the fic, complete with a new Letter from the Editor by James Olsen and a personality quiz, because obviously.
my favorite thing in dramatic romances is when the couple that’s been separated and put through hell is reunited and instead of going for like this all-tongues makeout they hug as tightly as they can and i just love it when that happens
kara accidentally reveals to the world that she is in fact, supergirl.
as a result the deo helps her assume a new identity, a new name in a new city where she can be free again.
but first they enlist the help of one of the top identity experts in the united states of america, nay, the world.
‘she’s a genius. she’ll help you,’ jonn says.
kara is introduced to a girl with brown hair.
‘this is miley,’ jonn tells kara. ‘you might know her better as hannah. hannah montana.’ kara is losing her mcfreaking shit.
‘it’s so nice to meet you, hannah. i mean miley. i mean–’
‘it’s ok. nobody’s perfect.’ miley tells her. ‘i’m just here to teach you how you can have the best of both worlds.’
Fanfiction is the madwoman in mainstream culture’s attic, but the attic won’t contain it forever. Writing and reading fanfiction isn’t just something you do; it’s a way of thinking critically about the media you consume, of being aware of all the implicit assumptions that a canonical work carries with it, and of considering the possibility that those assumptions might not be the only way things have to be.
Anne Jamison, Fic: Why Fan Fiction is Taking Over the World.
Question of Smoke 