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Looking Past the Target Audience: The Never-Ending Panel and Blog

7 March 2013 · by Brinstar · in Blogging, Culture, Events, Politics, Sex and Gender, Social Issues

At my recent panel at Emerald City Comicon, called “Looking Past the Target Audience: Gender, Race, and Geek Identity Politics,” we as a group of panelists were fully aware that we would not be able to cover a topic this…

Speaking at Emerald City Comicon 2013

1 March 2013 · by Brinstar · in Culture, Events, Politics, Sex and Gender, Social Issues

I will be speaking on a panel at Emerald City Comicon, which is taking place in Seattle from 1 – 3 March: Looking Past the Target Audience: Gender, Race, and Geek Identity Politics Sunday, March 3 Room: 2AB Start: 1:00 PM…

The 31 Days of Zero Suit Samus Hardcover Collection

31 January 2013 · by Brinstar · in Art and Design

Last Summer I backed a Kickstarter fan project that collected a series of comics and cartoons depicting the everyday life of my favorite space bounty hunter, Samus Aran (of the Metroid series of videogames), into a hardcover book. This cute series of…

Choice of the Dragon

23 January 2010 · by Brinstar · in Featured, Reviews, Sex and Gender

Choice of the Dragon is a web-based multiple-choice game. It’s also available for Android, the platform on which I primarily played the game. The premise is fairly basic:  [Y]ou play a powerful dragon that likes to kidnap princesses and sleep on…

Dragon Age: Origins, Sexual Orientation, and Player Choice

15 December 2009 · by Brinstar · in Character and Story, Featured, Social Issues

I started playing Dragon Age: Origins a few weeks ago. I chose to play a female elf mage, Thurkear. I have heard a lot about the relationship and romance aspect of Dragon Age from friends who are playing it and…

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