So what is the critical perspective of fan fiction theory and why do you think it's important to read Esther in this way?

So for the two people under 30 who don't know, and for the many more than two people over 30 who don't know, sand fiction is a relatively modern literary practice.

It started in the 60s with hand-copied sand zines and now has exploded in the rise of the internet where anyone can publish anything, anytime.

And it's the practice of creating fictional stories that are based on pre-existing entities.

So it could be a fictional book, a movie, it could be a famous star even, or a historical figure.

But you're taking those pre-existing characters, those pre-existing worlds and stories, and adding something new to them in an amateur way, hence the fan part of it.

Yeah.

Now, what is a feminist killjoy, would you say? And is Esther one of them, in your view, do you think?