I wanted to know everyone's thoughts on fanfictions getting published since I know people have quite varied opinions on the subject. I personally haven't read much or any books that were adapted from a fanfics so if your favorite fanfic was published, how did you feel about it?

My take on this is mostly as a fanfic reader I feel like I would be sad if a fanfic that I loved or that I was reading was taken down to be published. Don't get me wrong I'm happy for the author that they are getting published but for that to happen we need to strip the fanfic of the characters and what would make it recognisable because of copyright issues. If it is an AU I think it could still work but a canon divergent fic or anything in that same universe would probably require a lot of prior knowledge, that with a fanfic the reader already have with the source material. But maybe I'm reading too much into that.

Also I thought that it was strange that the fandom space and fanfics are predominantly queer ships but so far I've only heard about straight fanfics getting published. Wouldn't it make more sense for queer fanfics to get publish since they are more popular.

I've been seeing more folks designing personal curriculum: essentially inventing a class for themselves using resources they've researched and then compiled. The topics themselves have been fascinating, and often niche, so I was curious about what other Boundlings might do themselves.

So! If you could design a literature class on any topic, as general or niche as you wanted, what would it be?

Hi, I've been really enjoying using Pagebound but there's one aspect of it that I feel like I'm really not understanding - the emojis you can add to book reviews. I understand that they're intended to convey something about the book itself, but I have no idea how to choose them. I generally struggle to summarise things, since in my head Most things are important, which I think is contributing to this, so I was wondering if anyone who does add emojis to their reviews on a regular basis, or uses the 'search by emoji' function, could offer any insight onto how they use these features?

A speech therapist girlie finding herself working a last second shift the morning before another snow storm hits the Carolinas. Where are my other medical field girlies at?! Stay safe, stay healthy, and STAY WARM🥶❄️

I absolutely love the feature when reviewing books where you’re able to pick three emojis that describe said book.

What’re the THREE EMOJIS that best describe your current reading mood?! OR your current book (can we guess it?!)👀✨