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Women in Games: The Escapist's Susan Arendt

2/5/12 12:03pm by candybeans
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Welcome, GamingAngels (and now BlogHer!) readers! It’s time to start bringing you more Women in Games interviews. Why? Because so many people don’t realize all the different ways that you can work with games. You don’t have to be a programmer, or an artist — you can take your skills and make a gaming-related career out of it, and that’s pretty awesome.  Read more >

Interview With The Phantom Tollbooth Author Norton Juster

12/12/11 6:30am by Melissa Ford
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Phantom Tollbooth by Keith Trice

The reason why the Phantom Tollbooth appeals to children is the same reason why the construction of the book appeals to adults. In both cases, it's a tale of the unexpected, the unpredictable, the fact that anything can happen. Milo walks into his room and finds a mystery gift. He starts playing with it and lands himself in an incredible adventure. What child didn't walk into their room every day after reading the book with the knowledge that anything could happen? (Isn't that an enormous thought -- both the good reality and bad reality of the statement.)  Read more >

(Interview) Margaret Dilloway Talks to BlogHer

10/28/11 5:00am by sassymonkey
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Margaret Dilloway

We recently caught up with BlogHer Book Club author Margaret Dilloway about her novel How to Be an American Housewife. Here's what she had to say about her novel, her favorite English class and we even wrangled a little bit out of her about her next book.  Read more >