Fangirls Around the Web: July 11, 2012
Fangirls and heroines found around the web for the week of July 11, 2012.
Read moreFangirls and heroines found around the web for the week of July 11, 2012.
Read moreFangirls and heroines found around the web for the week of July 6.
Read morePreviewing July 2012 on FANgirl Blog.
Read moreIssues #134 and #135 have a lot of great material for Expanded Universe fans, including Tricia’s interview with Aaron Allston about X-Wing: Mercy Kill.
Read moreHighlighting heroines and fangirls spotted around the web for the week of June 22.
Read moreFangirl and heroine spottings for the week of June 6, 2012.
Read moreWhen I was working on my Tyria Sarkin Tainer post for Suvudu, Aaron Allston generously offered his experience and author perspective on creating her character. Over at Suvudu you can find my thoughts on why Tyria is a compelling strong female character as well as the kick-ass artwork of her fighting alongside Jaina Solo. Luckily for me, and I think the fans too, Aaron had a lot to say – a whole post’s worth. Below are his insightful responses to a couple of questions I posed to him.
Read moreAs I interviewed Allston for the Insider, we had plenty to discuss about strong female characters. Our chat inspired a trip down memory lane, back to the original X-Wing books that had cemented my Expanded Universe fandom. As I reread the series, one of my all-time favorite characters, Tyria Sarkin Tainer, captured my attention once more. Now, though, I was also experiencing the stories with a critical eye toward examining how these female characters become memorable and what made them resonate still.
Read moreYesterday in my talk at the Belvedere-Tiburon Library, I was delighted to get to formally announce my latest exciting official project for Star Wars: writing an article for Star Wars Insider magazine.
Read moreAlmost exactly three months from today, the release of X-Wing: Mercy Kill marks the triumphant return of a Wraith Squadron novel to the Star Wars Expanded Universe. It’s hard to believe that the Wraiths – and their accompanying mayhem, shenanigans, and camaraderie – have been a big part of my fandom experience for nearly a decade now.
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