I’ve got a new interview up at Girls in Capes! This week, I interviewed CG from Black Girl in Media about her blogging and being a critical fan. I don’t want to say too much more, since you should head right over to Girls in Capes to check it out. I hope you enjoy it,Continue reading “New interview at Girls in Capes”
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Read the Girls in Capes editor’s letter that put me to tears
It’s a brand-new month and a brand-new issue at Girls in Capes, and this month, you get to read an editor’s letter that had a pretty intense impact on me. Working on my March editor’s letter for @GirlsinCapes and in utter TEARS because our theme is Sisterhood — Feliza Casano (@FelizaCasano) February 17, 2015 I’mContinue reading “Read the Girls in Capes editor’s letter that put me to tears”
New post at Girls in Capes: What Korrasami Means for Friendships Becoming Relationships
I’ve got a new article up at Girls in Capes! For this month’s Shipping Issue, I talked about the development of Korra and Asami’s friendship throughout The Legend of Korra and how the slow change over time from friendship to relationship is a step forward in storytelling. Check out yesterday’s article over here.
New Collab at Girls in Capes: Our Favorite Things: Canon Couples
I forgot to mention this last week, but I’ve got a new collaborative post up at Girls in Capes! Once in a while, the staff members collaborate on fun lists, usually about things we like (or don’t like.) This month, we did a collaboration for Our Favorite Things to discuss our favorite canon couples inContinue reading “New Collab at Girls in Capes: Our Favorite Things: Canon Couples”
Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler
From the publisher: When unattended environmental and economic crises lead to social chaos, not even gated communities are safe. In a night of fire and death Lauren Olamina, a minister’s young daughter, loses her family and home and ventures out into the unprotected American landscape. But what begins as a flight for survival soon leadsContinue reading “Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler”
Feliza Casano 