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    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2017 Collection
    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2017 Collection
    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2017 Collection
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    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2017 Collection

    By Natacha Guyot

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    This eBook includes all 2017 monthly features from Natacha Guyot's blog series "Sci-Fi Women Interviews", which celebrates women who create, write, enjoy Science Fiction.

    The 2017 guests were the following women:

    Christin Gattuso
    Lisa M. Collins
    Becca Benjamin
    Dr. Janina Scarlet
    Alexandra Moody
    Emma Swinehart
    Bethany Blanton
    Sarah Hashmi
    Zen DiPietro
    Sandra Choute
    Megan Zomboracz Cullinan

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNatacha Guyot
    Release dateMar 11, 2018
    ISBN9781370559381
    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2017 Collection
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    Natacha Guyot

    Natacha Guyot, Ph.D. is a Content Coach and Consulting who helps creators, entrepreneurs, scholars share their story, build authority, and create community. She shares weekly articles on Medium on organizational skills, content strategy, grad school tips, creativity, and spirituality.

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      Sci-Fi Women Interviews - Natacha Guyot

      Sci-Fi Women Interviews

      The 2017 Collection

      Dr. Natacha Guyot

      (Smashwords Edition)

      Text Copyright ©2018-2021 Natacha Guyot.

      All Rights Reserved.

      Cover Design by Jennifer A. Miller.

      Table of Contents

      Dedication

      Acknowledgements

      Sci-Fi Women Still Matter

      Christin Gattuso

      Lisa M. Collins

      Becca Benjamin

      Dr. Janina Scarlet

      Alexandra Moody

      Emma Swinehart

      Bethany Blanton

      Sarah Hashmi

      Zen DiPietro

      Sandra Choute

      Megan Zomboracz Cullinan

      About the Author

      To Rose, thank you for all the years of creative partnership and nerdy badassery.

      Let’s rock the year of the #Lion!

      Acknowledgements

      As always, I would like to express my gratitude to two people who make my writing projects possible: my editor Jaime Krause and my cover designer Jennifer A. Miller. You two have provided outstanding support and helped me become a better writer over the years!

      This compilation of interviews wouldn’t have been possible without all my outstanding guests: Christin Gattuso, Lisa M. Collins, Becca Benjamin, Dr. Janina Scarlet, Alexandra Moody, Emma Swinehart, Bethany Blanton, Sarah Hashmi, Zen DiPietro, Sandra Choute, and Megan Zomboracz Cullinan. Thank you for your interest in being part of this project and for takin the time to answer my questions.

      Of course, I cannot forget everyone else who has supported this project since it started as a monthly blog feature in March 2015. Without you, I would not have been able to keep this project going. I am grateful to see this series running strong after more than three years and see more women accept my invitation to participate. Thank you!

      Sci-Fi Women Still Matter (Take Two)

      When I started Sci-Fi Women Interviews as a monthly feature on my blog in March 2015, I was hoping to see the series flourish as a platform for women involved in Science Fiction, whether authors, bloggers, cosplayers, graphic artists, scholars, or fangirls. If I was able to run this series for a year, that would be great. Here we are in 2018, on the fourth year of the series. It is heart-warming and a special accomplishment to me that it has grown so much. I am grateful to the amazing nerdy women I have met and to everyone who has supported them.

      While my nexus has fallen to the way side due to my doctoral studies, Sci-Fi Women Interviews remains the one project I keep nurturing. Science Fiction is a significant part of the woman I am, including with my academic endeavors. Celebrating fellow nerdy women is dear to my heart and this practice shall continue and expand even more, not only within my personal life but to influence society and culture.

      Christin Gattuso

      Christin currently lives in Alabama, and works as a textiles mechanic. She fixes giant weaving looms, and loves to carry her tools around all day. In her free time, she draws, writes, works on her car, and busies herself with other DIY projects. Even though her degree is in computer animation, she feels that her best art is done when she does it as a hobby. It’s a way for her to unwind and not be under pressure with rigorous deadlines. She also enjoys cosplay, and she has a 1920’s upright grand piano in her garage that she is restoring. She is married to a pretty nifty guy` who is as much into writing and Sci-Fi as she is, and they have three cats that are spoiled rotten. You can find more about her art on Facebook.

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      NG: How were you first introduced to Science Fiction?

      GATTUSO: Honestly? I don’t really remember the exact introduction I had to Sci-Fi. The best I can offer are some of my fondest memories in Jacksonville, Florida, and my family taking dinner in the living room one night a week to watch the latest episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. I was probably about 10 or so, and hadn’t quite found my niche. Looking back, I suppose my introduction to Sci-Fi can be attributed to those nights. I had the spot on the sofa closest to the TV, with my sister sitting on the floor at the coffee table and my parents on

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