Some time ago I discussed the idea of the Human Library and how it is something geeks should join and duplicate. Little did I know someone had had a similar idea – only taking it digital. That’s when I found … Continue reading
1. Stay True to Your Vision Your fans were initially drawn to you for your ideas and your style. Don’t change unless YOU artistically feel it’s time for a change. Pandering means your fans are just receiving what other people … Continue reading
For many NaNoWriMo participants, November is the most productive time of the year when it comes to creative writing. To even want to join NaNo, one must already have an interest in creative writing, so motivation is not the issue. … Continue reading
Would you say there is a difference between being a fan and being in a fandom? Tamara: Yes. Fan-ness is active participation, while fandom implies social behavior within a subculture. It’s possible to enjoy and quietly participate in a series … Continue reading
Are geeks more open-minded about diversity? Why or why not? Tamara: Yes, and the reasons are twofold. One, we’re more open-minded about everything, and we care more about ideas than surface-level differences (unless you count certain online gamers who go … Continue reading
“The glass is neither half-full nor half-empty: it's twice as big as it needs to be.”-unknown You could be rich and not know it! And I’m not talking about getting an email from a Nigerian prince. I’m talking geeky street … Continue reading
This is the week of Speak Out With Your Geek Out, a time of celebrating fandom. Because I am an active member of many fandoms, I couldn’t pick just one. Therefore, I’m writing to you about all that my various … Continue reading