REVIEW: Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Gathering
Megan reviews the first episode of the Young Jedi arc, “The Gathering.”
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Fangirls Around the Web: November 5, 2012
Fangirls Around the Web for November 5, 2012
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Disney Buys Lucasfilm: A Fairy Tale
My reactions to news of the acquisition of Lucasfilm by Disney.
Read moreA Long Time Ago: A Fangirl Historian’s Thoughts on Star Wars’ Future
The Disney acquisition of Lucasfilm has already generated a lot of reaction. This is a significant fandom moment that took many years of planning, so I’ve decided to give myself at least a couple of days to pull together an opinion on the matter. In the meantime, one of my fabulous contributors, Priya Chhaya, posted her thoughts as a historian and fangirl over at her personal blog.
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Tricia Talks and Megan Reviews The Clone Wars: Tipping Points
Last Friday’s episode of The Clone Wars, “Tipping Points,” brought the Onderon arc to a dramatic and bittersweet conclusion.
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The Fel Family: A Portrait of Awesomesauce – Part One
Part One of FANgirl’s Roundtable on the Fel family.
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The Clone Wars Roundup: October 28, 2012
As The Clone Wars dives into the heart of Season Five, some interesting insight has popped up around the internet. Here’s what I spotted the past few days.
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Inter-Galaxy Portal Interviews Babylon 5’s Claudia Christian
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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The Clone Wars: “The Soft War” Review and More
A lot happening in The Clone Wars this week, including Megan’s review of “The Soft War.”
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INTERVIEW: James Luceno
At Celebration VI, Linda Hansen-Raj, Mary Sheridan, and I had the pleasure of interviewing several Star Wars Expanded Universe authors. Independent of each other, our questions seemed to come back to a theme: characters. While I put my head down and write, each week the blog will post one of the interviews. First up is my discussion with James Luceno, author of Darth Plagueis.
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