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			<title>Interview the Internet: On Harry Potter Fan Fiction</title>
			<pubDate>Mon, 26 Nov 2012 13:55:01 -0500</pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[<p><i>In &quot;Interview the Internet,&quot; Jamie Schuh investigates the sub-cultures and unique characters that populate the strangest corners of the Internet.</i></p>

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What do teen girls do alone in their bedrooms? Look up chloroform recipes? Kiss their Justin Bieber posters are whisper &quot;tomorrow you will be mine?&quot; Yes, probably, but also teen girls are writing fan fiction about boys kissing each other. Not all of them, sure, but a lot of them. A friend of mine, who we will simply call &quot;L,&quot; because she has a grown-up job and life now, was writing sexy Harry Potter stories a few years ago, mostly about the series&#039; male characters rubbing their wands together (a few selections are still online here). On a quest to find out what was so titillating about wizards humping each other, I sat down with L to ask her about her secret life as a fan fiction writer. Here we go!</p>

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