The Nerd Must Flow: A Geek Woman's Musings on All Things Nerd and Beyond
I’m thrilled to be an invited guest (my first time ever!) at CONvergence in Bloomington, MN, just outside of Minneapolis, which runs June 30-July 3, 2016. I’m on 4 panels this year, all of which look like they’ll be great conversations: Continue Reading →
(Mild SPOILERS ahead) I’m definitely going to see Captain America: Civil War again so I can dig into the story and themes more (and really, a compare/contrast with Batman vs Superman is probably inevitable), but I wanted to jot down a few quick thoughts… Continue Reading →
I’ll be at several conferences in May. Three, in fact. It’s going to be a busy month, but I’m looking forward to seeing old friends, checking out a bunch of panels, and meeting more SFF fans! I’m also clearly going to be drinking LOTS of coffee with this schedule. Continue Reading →
Yes, you read that right. Uncanny Magazine has been nominated for the Best Semiprozine Hugo Award! Continue Reading →
…I put together a playlist of episodes I’ll want to watch after seeing BvS, to remind me why I love Batman and Superman so much. I stuck primarily with DCAU Justice League continuity, but included a few of the DCAU stand-alone movies as well. Not surprisingly, these all feature Conroy as Batman, and either Daly or Newbern as Superman. Continue Reading →
Here’s where you can find me on panels at C2E2 2016. Continue Reading →
I’d meant to get this post up before the Hugo nominations were open, but better late than never. It was a banner year for SF/F in multiple media formats, as Continue Reading →
CONTENT NOTE: This post will discuss harassment and will contain examples of victim-blaming and gaslighting language and behavior. Last weekend, Lauren Faits, who runs the Geek Girl Chicago blog at ChicagoNow, Continue Reading →
Since it’s now That Time of Year when the SF/F community begins sharing lists of various works that are eligible for awards consideration (such as the Nebula Awards and Hugo Awards), I’m pleased to note I have pieces of work that I can list as eligible in several Hugo Award categories. Continue Reading →
I was thrilled to contribute a short essay to The Establishment’s roundtable feature, “The Significance of (Finally) Seeing Yourself in Star Wars.” Continue Reading →