GeekGirlCon 2016: Heroine’s Journey Panel Recap

November 13, 2016December 4, 2016 Lex B.J. Priester, GeekGirlCon, Heroine's Journey, Jennifer Stuller, Storytelling, Teresa Jusino, Tricia Barr, writing

For the third consecutive year, I was delighted to moderate a panel on the Heroine’s Journey at GeekGirlCon in Seattle.

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GeekGirlCon 2015: Heroine’s Journey Panel Recap

November 2, 2015April 4, 2017 Lex Alan Kistler, B.J. Priester, GeekGirlCon, Heroine's Journey, Hunger Games, Jennifer Stuller, Mad Max, Ms. Marvel, Orphan Black, The Legend of Korra

After last year’s highly successful, standing-room-only Heroine’s Journey panel at GeekGirlCon, our four panelists – B.J. Priester, Tricia Barr, Jennifer

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Heroine’s Journey Panel at GeekGirlCon 2015

October 1, 2015October 18, 2015 Lex Alan Kistler, GeekGirlCon, Heroine's Journey, Jennifer Stuller

After last year’s standing-room-only attendance and fabulous panel discussion, we’re back again at this year’s GeekGirlCon with another panel on

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GeekGirlCon 2014: Heroine’s Journey Panel Recap

October 26, 2014October 1, 2015 Lex Alan Kistler, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Castle, GeekGirlCon, Heroine's Journey, Jaina Solo, Jennifer Stuller, Katniss Everdeen, Star Wars, Storytelling, Vespa, Wonder Woman, writing, Wynde

A recap of the standing room only Heroine’s Journey panel at GeekGirlCon 2014.

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Fangirls Around the Web: October 10, 2012

October 10, 2012October 20, 2012 Fangirl Fangirls Around the Web, feminism, GeekGirlCon, Geena Davis, Jennifer Stuller, Richard Branson, Star Trek, STEM, Wonder Woman

Fangirls Around the Web for October 10, 2012.

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REVIEW: Ink-Stained Amazons and Cinematic Warriors

October 26, 2011September 19, 2015 Fangirl feminism, GeekGirlCon, Heroine's Journey, Jennifer Stuller, Oh You Sexy Geek!, review, Storytelling, writing

As I prepared my review of Ink-Stained Amazons and Cinematic Warriors: Superwomen in Modern Mythology by Jennifer K. Stuller, I found myself jotting down some comments about fandom, feminism, and storytelling that I wanted to share in the introductory blog post. Some turned into more – then a lot, and I reconsidered how to present all the ideas the book had inspired for me. So I’m keeping today’s post short; I don’t want a voluminous blog with my own commentary to overshadow how important Stuller’s book is.