How to read deleted fanfiction?

One way is to check if the author has reposted it on other platforms. Sometimes, an author may delete their work on one site but put it up elsewhere. Another option is to look in Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. It might have cached versions of the fanfiction pages before they were deleted.

Sorry, it's usually not possible to read deleted stories on FanFiction.net. Once they're deleted, they're gone for good.

Sorry, there's no legitimate way to read deleted stories on Fanfiction Net. Once they're deleted, they're typically gone for good.

In general, if you come across a deleted fanfiction through legitimate archival methods like the Wayback Machine, it can be considered legal as long as you're not using it for any commercial purposes. But if you obtain it from a source that is clearly violating the author's rights, such as a pirated site, it's not legal. Fanfiction often exists in a complex legal space, especially when it comes to deleted works, as the rights of the original creator, the fanfiction author, and the rights of the platform all come into play.

Sorry, it's usually impossible to read deleted stories. Once they're deleted, they're gone from the normal accessible areas.

It's usually quite difficult. Deleted stories are often gone for good, unless they were backed up or stored somewhere else.

Sometimes, you can check your browser history or cache if you accessed the story online. But it's not always reliable.

You might try some fanfiction archives or forums. Some dedicated websites might have saved copies of deleted works. But it can be a bit hit or miss.

You might try looking on some fanfiction archive websites. Sometimes, they keep deleted works in a backup or archive section.

You could also try reaching out to the author directly if you can find their contact information. They may be able to provide you with a copy. Maybe they removed it for personal reasons like wanting to rewrite it, and would be willing to share it with a dedicated reader.