This Month on the Blog: January 2016

It’s been a hectic month, school holidays means I spend my time chasing around after my daughters and their social lives, so it’s amazing I get anything done at all! As well as organising sleepovers and playdates, three family birthday events (including a tween camping sleepover), and supervising Ms11 as she entered a 48 hour filmmaking challenge, not to mention launching a new podcast, this is what happened on the blog in January:

Two new entries in the SF Women of the 20th Century series:

14. Andre Norton & the High Hallack Library

15. Nichelle Nicholls & Lt. Uhura.

Issue #1 comics reviews:

Hellcat

Adventures of Supergirl

The first of my Great Ladies Patreon-sponsored series of essays:

Marie Curie, Radioactive Lady Scientist, requested by Aifin.

But the biggest blog event was of course the launch of my new Sheep Might Fly podcast: Part 1 of Fake Geek Girl. Come back tomorrow for Part 2! The podcast will be uploading Mondays from now on.

Galactic Suburbia is on its summer break, but we still found time to put together a New Year’s special episode (with guests!) and a Star Wars: The Force Awakens Spoilerific.

We’re also in the final hours of Fablecroft’s In Your Face anthology crowdfunding/pre-order campaign: check out me writing about my story, Letters to Cleopatra.