Buffy Between the Lines, the award-winning fan audio drama based on Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer, was featured in the student and community newspaper – Arthur. The article, focusing on the future of audio content (radio, audio dramas and audio books) highlights Buffy Between the Lines as a prime example of the resurgence of audio dramas.

Author James Kerr was fascinated with the amount of free content available because of podcasting. Kerr called Buffy Between the Lines, “a bizarrely popular multi-season (with 26 episodes each season, emulating television) volunteer-based fanfiction podcast out of California…” Buffy Between the Lines currently has a cast/crew base of 200 volunteers from all over the United States and an additional 7 international countries.

The article also discusses the problems with copyright, “The very creative people behind projects like Buffy Between the Lines will not stop being creative just because they don’t have an outlet within someone else’s fictional framework. They will dedicate their talents to original material, and no one can stop originality.”

Read the entire article here: at the Arthur Student and Community Newspaper

Buffy Between the Lines concluded it’s second season, leading to the opening of the spin off series – Angel Between the Lines.