Hey gang! I know I have been away from a bit, but different characters have been bouncing around in my head! I’ve been thinking about who should have been the next fangirl post should be about. During my break from blogging I watched a humongous amount of television, films and anime. So many series with… Read More
App Review: Sailor Moon Drops
The 90’s Sailor Moon anime, the manga it was derived from, and every Sailor Moon iteration since then have had American fans begging for more imported goods from Japan. Lucky for all of us, the Sailor Moon Crystal reboot in 2014 ushered in a new golden age of Senshi swag, figures, and artwork the likes of… Read More
Feminist Book Review: “Summer Love: An LGBTQ Collection”
It is my sincere pleasure to announce that the July 2016 Book of the Month is Summer Love: An LGBTQ Collection. Edited by Annie Harper, this short story anthology features nine authors, each of whose contributions touches on romance, summertime, and queerness in all its facets. The publisher is an imprint of Interlude Press, called “Duet”, for… Read More
Why ‘Overwatch’ Gives Me Hope for Diversity in Gaming
This weekend I found myself engrossed in the open beta for Overwatch, the latest game from Blizzard that has been hyped non-stop across the Internet since its unveiling at BlizzCon 2014. Overwatch is being sold vaguely as a “multiplayer first-person shooter,” but the game’s emphasis on team objectives and cooperative play means it’s more like… Read More
Fangirling: Angel Dynamite
I’m so excited to be back! I super missed you all! I’ve been wanting to do another Fangirling post for a while now, and I decided that I should write one about Angel Dynamite. If you don’t know who she is, (Where have you been?!) She is a DJ, martial artist, and all around bad… Read More
Feminist Movie Review: Interstellar (2014)
Interstellar (2014) is one of those films that doesn’t suggest in the trailers that it’s going to be as complicated as it is. I still don’t understand what happened or how it all worked, but that’s usually a given with Christopher Nolan films – I’ve watched Inception (2010) many times but still don’t really get that. In… Read More

