
Anti-nostalgia in the form of cultural criticism. Investigating the (d)evolution of fan culture and communities, contextualizing the rise of stans, with focus on corporate strategy and group dynamics.
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Welcome to Fandom Exile, your destination for anti-nostalgia fandom research and cultural criticism.
This is a continuation of my One Direction deep dive series, this time looking at the way the legend of Harry Styles was created.
I’ve sat on this post for a few months now, because while the decline of Canadian media and televisions is close to my heart, it’s the kind of inside baseball talk that tends not to be of much interest to outsiders, even within Canada’s bor...
It’s been a busy year for One Direction fans already, with Zayn Malik performing in Vegas, teasing new music and finally announcing a tour, as well as Louis Tomlinson’s album rollout culminating in the release of his third full-length, How...
Since Heated Rivalry took over online spaces and was amplified by trend-jackers across culture, there have been a lot of tongue-in-cheek and serious remarks about “Heated Rivalry psychosis” to refer to the way so many fans have gone all in...
[Spoilers for both Queer as Folk US and Heated Rivalry herein.]
Almost 25 years to the day before Heated Rivalry premiered, Queer As Folk, its spiritual predecessor, was broadcast for the first time. Both shows are adaptations. Both primar...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Fandom native and former stan, investigating the history and (d)evolution of fandom and the spread and impact of stan culture. Available for consultation, commentary & commissions.
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