Celebration VI Midpoint Recap
I can’t believe Star Wars Celebration is half over.
Read moreI can’t believe Star Wars Celebration is half over.
Read moreLike the inaugural convention last year, this year’s GeekGirlCon was a rousing success. I had an amazing time meeting so many new geek girls and fellow fans, and the supportiveness of the community never ceases to impress me. I’ll be back later in the week with my full report on the convention and my Star Wars panel, but first I have to recuperate from my cross-country travels home. For today’s first recap post, I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorite tweets about Saturday’s panel.
Read moreThe day is finally here! This afternoon at 12:30 p.m. (PDT) is the Star Wars panel I’m hosting at GeekGirlCon in Seattle.
Read moreWith Star Wars Celebration VI only two weeks away, Del Rey editors Shelly Shapiro and Erich Schoeneweiss are looking forward to meeting fans at the booth, and they were kind enough to share a great convention moment with the fans.
Read moreOne week from today – on Saturday, August 11, at 12:30 p.m. Pacific – is the Star Wars panel I’m hosting at GeekGirlCon. Which means now’s a good time to introduce the panelists. Rather than just give some generic bios, though, I wanted to do something more interesting and fun. So I asked each of them a few questions to help explain why I invited them to be on the panel, and give a sense of the perspective they’ll bring to our discussion.
Read moreFANgirl is spotted out and about on the web.
Read moreOne 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.
Read moreAshley Eckstein set to appear at GeekGirlCon 2012!
Read moreWatching Brave in the movie theater, I tried to keep a blogger’s keen eye on the story. At one point, though, I became totally captivated, lost in the moment of Merida galloping her black steed Angus through the forest. I found myself transported to another world because the scene created a very real and emotional connection.
Read moreRidley 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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