The Nerd Must Flow: A Geek Woman's Musings on All Things Nerd and Beyond
It’s fitting that my first post of 2015 should be about Uncanny: A Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy. Being the magazine’s managing editor has so quickly become such a big part of my life, and it’s a safe bet that Uncanny Magazine is going to dominate much of the coming year… Continue Reading →
If you’re following me on Twitter, you may have seen me tweeting constantly about this Kickstarter for Uncanny: A Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy. There are several reasons for this: 1) Continue Reading →
This isn’t the blog entry about WisCon that I wanted to write. WisCon 38 was the first WisCon I’d ever attended. I’d heard about the self-styled “World’s Leading Feminist Science Continue Reading →
As promised, here is the full video for our C2E2 panel on geek communities, inclusivity, diversity and representation: “Opening the Clubhouse Doors: Creating More Inclusive Geek Communities.”* (UPDATE: The following discussion Continue Reading →
It’s no secret that being a woman in geek culture often means you’ve got a long row to hoe uphill, particularly if you want to become a game designer, comic Continue Reading →
The nominations list for the 2014 Hugo Awards was released yesterday and Easter weekend news release timing aside, it’s already been a topic of considerable discussion. To say the list is Continue Reading →
As of yesterday, Invisible, the anthology collecting the essays written for Jim C. Hines’s guest writer series on representation and diversity in science fiction/fantasy, is live and available for purchase! As Continue Reading →
Between recovering from Chi-Fi on Saturday and a nasty migraine, I’m a little behind. I’m pleased to say, however, that C2E2/ReedPOP responded positively to the open letter expressing concerns about Continue Reading →
Below is the cosigned email that I sent to C2E2 and ReedPOP today, expressing concerns about the Saturday badge and the conflicting message it sends about who C2E2 considers their Continue Reading →
I must have missed the memo about March being the month for cons to stick their feet in it, but we’ve had no less than three cons making highly questionable Continue Reading →