Pregnant Teen Wolf: The border wars of mpreg fics.
Despite its reputation as a controversial fan fiction trope, mpreg (short for male pregnancy) provides new opportunities for narratives centered around reproduction and family-making, especially queer family-making. This phenomenon is perhaps best seen in the fan fiction for the MTV series Teen Wolf...
| Publicado en: | Transformative Works & Cultures Vol. 39; pp. 1 - 2 |
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Organization for Transformative Works - Karen Hellekson
2023
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