More Heroines Coming to Dark Horse
More Korra and Ania Solo from Dark Horse Comics.
Read moreMore Korra and Ania Solo from Dark Horse Comics.
Read morePriya interviews Leigh Butler, blogger for Tor.com, about Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series and its final book, A Memory of Light.
Read moreThe Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 opens today. Thankfully, Bella’s run as a leading lady waiting for her smitten men to save the day is coming to an end. While there are plenty of reasons to hope the next blockbuster vampire franchise leans more toward Buffy the Vampire Slayer, fans of movies with strong female leads have reasons to be thankful for the angst-ridden vampire-versus-werewolf saga.
Read moreAre you writing frantically for NaNoWriMo? Are you trying to write the next dystopian bestseller? Charlie Jane Anders’ article at
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 moreRacheal, Kay and Tricia discuss Tenel Ka and Allana in a continuing series about the Hapan culture in Star Wars.
Read morePriya Chhaya contributes a post discussing women and science fiction from a historical perspective.
Read moreFangirls spotted around the web for the week of June 29.
Read moreTricia, Racheal, and Kay discuss the potential we see in using the Hapan culture in future Star Wars novels.
Read moreWhy isn’t the existing Hero’s Journey model already good enough to use for heroine-centered stories? In this post, we address the three main problems we see in Joseph Campbell’s monomyth and its impact on storytelling, and how we hope to design the Heroine’s Journey model differently to avoid them.
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