Postby inkhana » Sun Feb 08, 2004 9:27 am
Doujinshi, to my knowledge, refers to fan works; usually fan manga but also fanart. I don't know what else the term can encompass, however.
EDIT: Definition from animeinfo.org:
Doujinshi (doh-JIHN-shee)
n. - From the Japanese, meaning "Fan magazine" or "Fan Art". Anime-style art drawn by fans or other unofficial artists. Can also be used to refer to a whole volume or work comprised of this kind of art. Some doujinshi attempt to copy other anime into original unofficial stories, while others are entirely original. Some doujinshi even consist of "adult" material (for example, Evangelion characters engaging in sexual acts). Some famous anime artists, like Kenichi Sonoda and Chiho Saito, started out drawing doujinshi.
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