#co-creator

[girl4music]

How on Earth did they get ROB TAPERT for this? 😲

Holy! He is the rarest guest to get in the fandom. Even media struggles to get him to do interviews. Amazing!

[hinaypod]

GOODBYE STREAM! Saturday, Feb 15, 8-10pm EST!

Our wonderful co-creator and longtime co-producer and editor, Reg, is saying goodbye to the production to focus on becoming a Doctor! Hi Nay wouldn't exist without Reg, and we're giving her a proper terrifying sendoff with Slay The Princess 🗡️🪶👑

[evilhorse]

Interview with Sliders co-creator Robert K. Weiss from Sliders Special #2: Blood and Splendor (circa January 1997)

[xelsrealm]

Affirmations from Xel’sRealm pt. 01

i do not give up no matter what comes my way

i have the courage to take on whatever challenges arise

nothing is too difficult for me

when i make mistakes, i own up to them and make adjustments

when i make mistakes i forgive myself and release

[positivduck]

Your Desires? Done.

Relax, your desires are already created. If you can imagine what you want, it’s already done. 

So sit back, relax, and let the good times roll.

[anonverse-official]

Hello... This DTA The One Who Kind Of Made It All..- Welp- No Deep Thoughts Rn. Maybe Later. Tho. I Just Wanted To Say Hi. -DTA

Hello co-creator of Anonverse! Register yourself with a special name! What a pleasant surprise meeting you here! <3

[pdproblems]

Opinion | I Don’t Want to Be the Strong Female Lead

In pop culture, women are often objectified and disposed of. But even when we’re not being victimized, the alternative leaves much to be desired.

Some quotes from the above article:

“When we kill women in our stories, we aren’t just annihilating female gendered bodies. We are annihilating the feminine as a force wherever it resides — in women, in men, of the natural world. Because what we really mean when we say we want strong female leads is: “Give me a man but in the body of a woman I still want to see naked.”

“I don’t believe the feminine is sublime and the masculine is horrifying. I believe both are valuable, essential, powerful. But we have maligned one, venerated the other, and fallen into exaggerated performances of both that cause harm to all. How do we restore balance? Or how do we evolve beyond the limitations that binaries like feminine/masculine present in the first place?”

“Butler and other writers like Ursula Le Guin, Toni Morrison and Margaret Atwood did not employ speculative fiction to colonize other planets, enslave new life-forms, or extract alien minerals for capital gains only to have them taken at gunpoint by A.I. robots. These women used the tenets of genre to reveal the injustices of the present and imagine our evolution.”

“Excavating, teaching and celebrating the feminine through stories is, inside our climate emergency, a matter of human survival. The moment we start imagining a new world and sharing it with one another through story is the moment that new world may actually come.”