Geek Girls Rule! #363 – Ok, Now You’re Trying to be an Asshole

So, a friend of mine prefaced the question, “Have you seen what Nick Spencer did this time?” with “How’s your blood pressure?”  So, I knew it was going to be sinking to new lows. Magneto.  A Jewish, explicitly Jewish, character who survived a fucking concentration camp, you know, the one where his fucking parents died,… Read More Geek Girls Rule! #363 – Ok, Now You’re Trying to be an Asshole

Geek Girls Rule! #360 – Interview with the creators of The Watch: Anna Kreider and Andrew Medeiros

Below is my email interview with Anna Krieder and Andrew Medeiros, whose game The Watch started its Kickstarter on Valentine’s Day. What were your early gaming experiences like?  How did they lead you to designing games? Drew: I started gaming when I was nineteen with a great group of innovative people. Not long after that… Read More Geek Girls Rule! #360 – Interview with the creators of The Watch: Anna Kreider and Andrew Medeiros

Geek Girls Rule! #359 -Captain America does not approve of your shenanigans

Yeah, I’m on this again.  In part because Chris Evans is a fucking treasure and has been fighting with David Duke on twitter, if you want to find Captain Bigot’s twitter, you can google that shit. I’m not linking.  In case you forgot, David Duke was Grand Wizard (and they call us dorks) of the… Read More Geek Girls Rule! #359 -Captain America does not approve of your shenanigans

Geek Girls Rule! #358 – Interview with Elsa S. Henry about Dead Scare (RPG)

Today I’d like to bring you a quick email interview with Elsa S. Henry, creator of Dead Scare, a powered by the Apocalypse game coming out on February 14th.  Because what says “Happy Valentine’s Day” like a zombie game? What were your early gaming experiences like?  How did they lead you to designing games? I… Read More Geek Girls Rule! #358 – Interview with Elsa S. Henry about Dead Scare (RPG)

Geek Girls Rule! #357 – On Letting People Fight their Own Battles

This is something that pops up over and over in communities I’ve been a part of over the years, particularly online where words are divorced from expression and often from greater context. Dude (usually a dude, and I’ll explain this later) writes something unintentionally inflammatory.  Multiple people,  frequently women, but also POC or Queer folks, call them out… Read More Geek Girls Rule! #357 – On Letting People Fight their Own Battles