What does the phrase pro-fiction mean?

I've never heard it before, but I'm not a writer, so.....

 

I think it's professional-fiction, referring to published books.

 

Also, in the context of these boards, the "profic" usually refers to the books published and sanctioned by Lucasbooks.

 

In here, we are *anti*-fiction.





::ducks tomatoes, rocks, shoes, a car battery, pencils, half-empty bags of Doritoes . . .::

 

No, just anti-dumb-puns.

 

Since when? I thought we were generally pro-pun. Also pro-malapropism, spo-proonerism, pro-non sequitur, elevator, pro-referentiality, pro-pane, and pro-pane accessories.


EDIT: Though I do sometimes question the writers' profic motives.

EDIT II, Bambi's Revenge: And then there was that one book that was so disgusting and jingoistic; I'd never read such a gross national profic.

 

On first glance I thought it meant that you were for Fan Fiction. Some people hate it.