Inter-Galaxy Portal Interviews Babylon 5’s Claudia Christian

October 27, 2012 Fangirl 0 Comment GeekGirlCon, interview

One of the neatest parts of GeekGirlCon was the Connections room. That’s where I met Shiromi Arserio, who was seeking advice from Ashley Eckstein, the Her Universe founder. The three of us chatted about social media and making opportunities. I shared with Shiromi an observation I had made early on as a blogger: Don’t underestimate the power of guest blogging.

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Seeking SFH: Myka Bering and the Women of Warehouse 13

August 6, 2012July 25, 2013 Lex 5 Comments Seeking Strong Female Heroines, Syfy, television, Warehouse 13

From its inception, Syfy channel’s Warehouse 13 has been a fangirl-friendly series with a gender-balanced, diverse cast and character arcs focused on friendships, teamwork, and even some romance. With Warehouse 13 beginning its fourth season, the time is fitting to delve a bit deeper into the Strong Female Heroines – and occasionally more ominous strong female characters – who give the show its heart.

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GeekGirlCon Spotlight: Grayhaven Comics’ Erica Heflin

July 25, 2012July 24, 2012 Fangirl 2 Comments Comics, Erica Heflin, GeekGirlCon, GrayHaven

One of my favorite parts of GeekGirlCon last year was getting the chance to find new vendors and artists who spoke to my inner fangirl. I’ve been reading the Grayhaven Comics for a little over a year, and it’s amazing to see the process of storytellers breaking into the business. So I was very excited to learn Erica Heflin would be representing Grayhaven at GeekGirlCon.

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Men On Writing Strong Female Characters

July 16, 2012July 16, 2012 Fangirl 0 Comment "Star Wars" (Dark Horse comic), Brian Wood, Comics, Dark Horse, Ellen Ripley, EU, Fangirl Speaks Up, heroine, Joss Whedon, Ridley Scott, Star Wars, writing

Ridley Scott and Brian Wood share something in common in their backgrounds with Joss Whedon, and they’re also known for writing strong female characters.

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