A companion to The Fangirl's Guide to the Universe, this guided journal by Sam Maggs includes prompts, interviews, and illustrations to help you get in touch with your dreams, plans, and faves.
Fandom is an excellent way to discover who you really are. Your OTPs, NOTPS, and even OT3s actually say a lot about you, if you're willing to listen hard enough. With this journal, you can examine your current fandoms, explore new ones, and even push the boundaries of your own creativity. Start your very own transformative works with prompts for fanfic and fanart, fill checklists for what to watch or read next, learn definitions of fandom terms, and read wisdom from your favorite geeky gals.
The Fangirl's Journal encourages you to be your very best, strongest, loudest, and nerdiest self--and helps you figure out exactly who that might be along the way.
Sam Maggs is a best-selling author of books, comics, and video games. She’s the author of Wonder Women, Girl Squads, The Fangirl's Guide to the Universe, and The Fangirl's Guide to Leveling Up, as well as many YA and middle-grade titles like Unstoppable Wasp: Built on Hope, Con Quest!, and Tell No Tales; a senior games writer, including work on Marvel’s Spider-Man; and a comics writer for titles like Marvel Action: Captain Marvel, My Little Pony, and Transformers. She is also an on-air host for networks like Nerdist. A Canadian in Los Angeles, she misses Coffee Crisp and bagged milk. Visit her online at sammaggs.com or @SamMaggs!
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You're a Fangirl
You know that being a fangirl means being passionate and proud. You know that being a fangirl means supporting all girls and women pursuing their dreams. You know that being a fangirl means supporting all marginalized people in pursuit of their nerdy dreams. You know it makes you a superhero. So, let’s own it and celebrate that gorgeous geekiness together! Use this journal as you journey through fangirldom, thinking critically about your favorite shows and characters, the friends you’ve met through fandom, and what it really means to be a feminist fangirl. You can use this book however you want: alone, shared with friends, neatly, scribbled over, stained with potato chip grease (me @ me) . . . whatever makes you happiest. Because really, that’s what being a fangirl is all about. Let’s go!
A companion to The Fangirl's Guide to the Universe, this guided journal by Sam Maggs includes prompts, interviews, and illustrations to help you get in touch with your dreams, plans, and faves.
Fandom is an excellent way to discover who you really are. Your OTPs, NOTPS, and even OT3s actually say a lot about you, if you're willing to listen hard enough. With this journal, you can examine your current fandoms, explore new ones, and even push the boundaries of your own creativity. Start your very own transformative works with prompts for fanfic and fanart, fill checklists for what to watch or read next, learn definitions of fandom terms, and read wisdom from your favorite geeky gals.
The Fangirl's Journal encourages you to be your very best, strongest, loudest, and nerdiest self--and helps you figure out exactly who that might be along the way.
Author
Sam Maggs is a best-selling author of books, comics, and video games. She’s the author of Wonder Women, Girl Squads, The Fangirl's Guide to the Universe, and The Fangirl's Guide to Leveling Up, as well as many YA and middle-grade titles like Unstoppable Wasp: Built on Hope, Con Quest!, and Tell No Tales; a senior games writer, including work on Marvel’s Spider-Man; and a comics writer for titles like Marvel Action: Captain Marvel, My Little Pony, and Transformers. She is also an on-air host for networks like Nerdist. A Canadian in Los Angeles, she misses Coffee Crisp and bagged milk. Visit her online at sammaggs.com or @SamMaggs!
View titles by Sam Maggs
Excerpt
You're a Fangirl
You know that being a fangirl means being passionate and proud. You know that being a fangirl means supporting all girls and women pursuing their dreams. You know that being a fangirl means supporting all marginalized people in pursuit of their nerdy dreams. You know it makes you a superhero. So, let’s own it and celebrate that gorgeous geekiness together! Use this journal as you journey through fangirldom, thinking critically about your favorite shows and characters, the friends you’ve met through fandom, and what it really means to be a feminist fangirl. You can use this book however you want: alone, shared with friends, neatly, scribbled over, stained with potato chip grease (me @ me) . . . whatever makes you happiest. Because really, that’s what being a fangirl is all about. Let’s go!
