#strongfemaleprotagonist

[its-suanneschafer-author]

All these awards and an Amazon #1 best-seller as well. 

For other purchase links go to: https://suanneschaferauthor.com/hunting-the-devil/

[danniswrites]

from Adia, Scientist

Adia, Scientist is available in Kindle for .99, paperback for 7.99 and hardcover for 15.99 on amazon.com

Or, read for free on Royal Road or Wattpad

[phonemantra-blog]

The upcoming action-adventure title, Stellar Blade (formerly known as Project Eve), is generating significant buzz within the gaming community. Recently, the Hong Kong division of PlayStation took a unique approach to promoting the game, sparking excitement and capturing players' attention. This article delves into the details of this promotional campaign, exploring the collaboration with popular cheerleader Lee Duohui and its impact on the anticipation surrounding Stellar Blade's release. Stellar Blade Gears Up for Launch Beyond Traditional Marketing: A Collaboration Built for Fan Engagement Marketing strategies within the video game industry continue to evolve. Gone are the days of solely relying on traditional advertising methods. Publishers like Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) are increasingly turning towards creative and engaging campaigns to connect with potential players. The Hong Kong division of PlayStation's collaboration with Lee Duohui exemplifies this shift in marketing strategy. Lee, a well-known cheerleader in Hong Kong, embodies Eve, the strong and stylish protagonist of Stellar Blade. This clever approach leverages Lee's popularity and connects with gamers on a personal level, generating excitement for the upcoming title. A Multifaceted Campaign: Photos and Videos Fueling the Hype The collaboration between SIE and Lee Duohui extends beyond simple photographs. Here's a breakdown of the campaign's key elements: Cosplay Photos: Striking photos depict Lee Duohui dressed as Eve, complete with the character's iconic outfit and weapon. These visually captivating images showcase Eve's design and provide a glimpse into the world of Stellar Blade. Video Interview: On the PlayStation HK YouTube channel, a video featuring Lee Duohui offers more than just visuals. Lee discusses Shift Up, the development studio behind Stellar Blade, and personally invites viewers to a launch event in Hong Kong, hinting at her potential attendance in her Eve cosplay. This combination of photos and video content provides a more immersive experience for potential players. By showcasing the character's design and utilizing Lee Duohui's personality, the campaign effectively captures the essence of Stellar Blade and fosters a sense of anticipation. Stellar Blade: An Action-Packed Adventure on the Horizon Scheduled for release on April 26, 2024, exclusively for PlayStation 5, Stellar Blade promises a thrilling adventure. The fast-paced action gameplay, captivating narrative, and stunning visuals have already attracted the attention of many gamers. With its focus on a strong female protagonist and a world filled with danger and mystery, Stellar Blade offers a unique experience that players eagerly await. The Impact of the Lee Duohui Collaboration The collaborative campaign with Lee Duohui has yielded several positive outcomes: Increased Visibility: This unique approach has undoubtedly increased the visibility of Stellar Blade, particularly within the Hong Kong gaming market. Lee Duohui's popularity has helped attract attention and spark conversations about the game. Enhanced Fan Engagement: The campaign goes beyond simply informing players about the game's existence. By incorporating Lee Duohui, it fosters a sense of connection and excitement within the community. Players might feel more invested and interested in learning more about Stellar Blade and its unique protagonist. Positive Brand Image: This creative approach showcases SIE's understanding of its audience and its willingness to create engaging campaigns that resonate with gamers. This fosters a positive brand image and strengthens the connection between SIE and the gaming community. FAQs Q: Who is Eve? A: Eve is the main protagonist of Stellar Blade, a strong and skilled fighter who players control throughout the game. Q: When is Stellar Blade released? A: Stellar Blade is scheduled for release on April 26, 2024, exclusively for PlayStation 5. Q: What kind of gameplay can I expect from Stellar Blade? A: Based on trailers and gameplay demonstrations, Stellar Blade promises fast-paced action combat with a focus on stylish attacks and strategic maneuvers.

[reviewithowtoit]

Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas | A Thrilling Fantasy of Assassins | Ep...

[ginaraemitchell]

Abandon Station by VG Harrison | Book Review ~ $10 Gift Card ~ Excerpt | #SciFi #ScienceFiction #FemaleProtagonist

Abandon Station by VG Harrison plunges readers into the heart of cosmic chaos with a thunderous explosion that ripples through the vast expanse of space. Chief Engineer Meridia Vail and her diverse crew, representing nations from around the globe, are thrust into an unexpected odyssey as a catastrophic blast catapults them into an alternate dimension. Their destination? An Earth mired in technological antiquity, a startling contrast to their advanced home base. @GoddessFish @AuthorVGH #SciFi #ScienceFiction #StrongFemaleProtagonist #QuickReads #Giveaway

Abandon Station by VG Harrison | Book Review ~ $10 Gift Card ~ Excerpt | #SciFi #ScienceFiction #FemaleProtagonist A book blog tour from Goddess Fish Promotions. Thank you to the author, publisher, and Marianne & Judy at Goddess Fish for providing me with the information for this tour. Book Details ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Excerpt from Abandon Station An alarm whooped through the station. Those who…

[evil-jennifer-hamilton-wb]

Oh shit, sorry. That was StrongFemaleProtagonist I was thinking about. Apologies for any confusion.

Here's the link to my interview with Fern Brady!

password is StrongFemaleCharacter (that's the name of Brady's book).

[odunayostella]

(via https://www.wattpad.com/story/230946713-be-long-gone)

[matthew-s-armstrong]

-Vicky the Vicarious Viking- - BITCHY HALF-ORC VIKING-BARD-BARBARIAN FROM THE GUARD'S ACADEMY WHO ALWAYS ALLITERATES THEIR ANECDOTES • Drawn entirely with SHARPIE ONLY!!! I’m so proud of myself. Lol. • • • • • #matthewart #vikings #amdrawing #strongfemaleprotagonist #sharpieart #matthewarmstrong #sketch #sketchbook #strongfemalecharacters #characterdesign #vizdev #dungeonsanddragons #originalartwork #art #artwork #sharpies #caricature #warriorwoman #characterdesign #nes #dungeonsanddragons #sharpiedrawing #knight #cartoonist #cartoonistsofinstagram #penandinkdrawing (at Norway) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz0fv6WHWVr/?igshid=wq7ammqsb7a4

[ladyandtheranch]

Feelin dem 70s vibes. // 📸: @llenelle // #FemmeRegard #photoshoot #model #modellife #actress #actorlife #producer #productionlife #retro #femalefilmmaker #womeninfilm #strongfemaleprotagonist https://www.instagram.com/p/BrrZv2jlXaY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=s9dnkig6zixz

[its-suanneschafer-author]

All these awards and an Amazon #1 best-seller as well. 

For other purchase links go to: https://suanneschaferauthor.com/hunting-the-devil/

[larissareinhart]

Posted @withregram • @pastperfectpress Can small-town artist Cherry Tucker outwit a killer? A Southern-fried cozy series with a side of romance. For lovers of small-town mysteries with quirky characters, humor, action, a trouble-making sleuth, and an ornery goat.⠀ In audio, paperback, hardback, and on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited.⠀ ⠀ Try a free 4-chapter preview of PORTRAIT OF A DEAD GUY. Tap the link in our profile.⠀ ⠀ #kindleunlimited #cozymystery #kindlereads #humorousmystery #mysterylover #cozymysterylover #cherrytuckermysteries #amateursleuth #mysteryseries #sluethers #SouthernMysteries #strongfemaleprotagonist https://www.instagram.com/p/CNL43XFnkkv/?igshid=1s7x5wr2t1qte

[charlesdsnyder]

One of my favorite bits of queerness in X-Men comics was the 1983 reveal that super femme nature goddess #storm was trading in her long flowing mane and disco supersuit for a mohawk and leather vest to celebrate her discovery of coded lesbianism and #stonebutch #fashion #charliedrawshere #drawing #doodle #sketch #queerartist #xladies #marvel #strongfemaleprotagonist https://www.instagram.com/p/B898Rv_JDhI/?igshid=neb0j2973uxl

[teshawnedmonds]

#Repost per credit from & the courtesy of @lo_rey ・・・ *sending all thoughts & prayers to the many white-male-activists being oppressed by 2019’s liberal-snowflake rhetoric* 🙏🏽♥️❄️ • • • #thewaronwhitemen #mensrights #feministicon #yoga #yogi #feminist #feminism #metoo #poordudes #sorrynotsorry #female #thefutureisfemale #yogateacher #fitspo #meditate #yogaeverydamnday #strongfemaleprotagonist #liberalsnowflake #girlsjustwannahavefundamentalrights #humanrights #activism #meditation #wcw #fulllotus https://www.instagram.com/p/B2_x_Uvj4Ef/?igshid=pkmy5kq03g3d

[pernettewellslove]

Excellent read. Very thought-provoking book with multiple timelines. Insight into growing up and living in the South and being black. Three very strong female protagonists. Not your stereotypical black family. Memphis is one of those books that I wish I had the words to describe what a wonderful book it is. I highly recommend it.

[reegistrying]

what's your favourite thing about brenderesa?

Oh, boy, what a question! I'm gonna ramble like a madman here, because choosing only one favorite thing would be almost impossible, so go make some tea and get comfy, because this might be a little longer than I expected.

I think I mostly have an emotional attachment with this ship. TMR was my first fandom and Brenderesa my first wlw ship, I shipped them even before I knew what a ship was! And although the books are now a little blurry in my head after all these years, they still keep a very special place in my heart.

I think what lured me so much about them was what a strong presence they both had in a series where most characters were men. They were not the typical femme fatales or StrongFemaleProtagonists™ I was so tired of seing in every piece of media (I have absolutely NOTHING against female protagonist, but you guys know what kind of character I'm talking about). They felt so real to me, I loved how they were allowed to be strong, but also vulnerable, emotional, caring, they didn't have to "man up" or act like men or step on other women to be strong, respected and seen as equals (Gosh, I remember fell in love with Brenda since the first time she appeared on Scorch Trials, she was one of my favorite female characters at that time and she still might be today). They both had strong personalities, they were smart as hell. They were so different and yet so alike!

I also liked how in the books, even when there is a certain animosity between them, they still help each other out and had in mind that their goal in the end was the same. They both wanted to protect Thomas and get this whole mess done with.

And boy, when I discovered Alternative Universes. THE POSSIBILITIES, MAN! They just became my OTP at the time and I didn't even notice. (Note: this all happened in a time where there was maybe only one fic in my native tongue of them (which was unfinished) and my grip of English was pretty lousy so I couldn't really read a lot about them. Not many fan arts either, I think, so you bet I treasured each of them like my soul).

What really bothered me was how the fandom tried to turn them against each other all the time like it was some sort of competition, when I thought that once they could get over that silly Thomas thing they could really be good friends. I genuinely believed that, so it became what I looked for every time a read a TMR fic: for them not to be enemies, and later, for them to be friends and without really realizing: for them to be lovers. I wished the book had given us more friendly interactions between them and, as it didn't, I began to picture them myself. I could totally imagine them protecting each other's backs, fighting side by side, tending each other's wounds, discussing strategies, WCKED and stuff, but also spending time doing just normal things like talking about things they liked, gossiping, reading, teaching each other new things, braiding each other's hair, you know, doing normal things together like friends do. And somehow, it was super easy for me to picture them in a romantic relationship, too. For me, it really made sense for such strong women to be together, or to at least be friends. There was no reason for hatred or for them not to get along, in my opinion. (And of course my heart just knew they would make a super cute and powerful couple haha!)

So, I told you my whole story with Brenderesa, but didn't really answer your question.

They have more in common than they think and if they gave each other the chance they could really get along. And that would only be the beginning for them to take over the world together, because I know that, together, they could really do anything.

What is my favorite thing about them, you ask? That they are both strong, clever, independent women who would make a helluva team together.

So yeah, basically it's that hahaha

Thank you so much for sending this ask, I had the time going through my first steps into the fandom and I remember this ship with great love and a bit of nostalgia so thank you for bringing it back up for me!!

Thank you for asking again, hope you have a great day!♡

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

Star Wars Episode IX predictions

It’s going to be fine.  Not great, not shitty, just fine. A passable movie.  It’s going to make a lot of people happy, and a lot of people really pissed off.  If you love it, then you’re some Disney shill who likes being force fed the same schlop over and over again; if you hate it, then you’re just a hipster who thinks they’re too cool for Disney movies and likes to be contrarian. It will be neither “the best one since Empire” nor “the worst one since Clones,” though people will argue both of these points.  The only valid opinion that everyone will be able to agree on is that it is not terrible.  That’s a low bar.

The characters you want to get together, won’t. [correct]  A glorified extra whose name has never been said on screen will have a big moment, probably sacrificing themselves for the greater good; my money’s on Snap Wexley or Carrie Fisher’s daughter. [partially correct; Snap dies]  There will be one (1) confirmed LGBT character, probably a faceless alien who we’ve never seen before; it won’t be any of the main three because Disney doesn’t want to piss off China. [correct]  Remember Lefou, or that support group guy from Endgame?  That’s the best Disney will do, if we’re lucky.

Princess Leia will feel tacked on because she literally couldn’t be written into the story; they have to stitch together extra material from Force Awakens, so all her scenes will be insubstantial, just as a way of paying tribute to her. [I’d say correct, but it’s subjective] They honestly should have just killed her off in The Last Jedi, but that wouldn’t have gone over well with fans because then all three of the original protagonists would be dead.

Speaking of, Luke isn’t “dead.”  We’re supposed to believe he’s a force ghost, but I won’t rule out him being just regular flesh-and-blood Luke, like his disappearance was just a fake out. [wrong]

Finn and Rose will probably get together, rather than Finn and Rey, because Average Joe Midwesterner, who makes up a plurality of ticket sales, wouldn’t want to see the movie if a black man got with a white woman, but he doesn’t really care if a black man gets with an Asian woman. [wrong]  Disney will hedge their bets.  Rey will have no love interest because Disney is on a weird anti-romance kick; apparently you can’t be a #StrongFemaleProtagonist if you fall in love [correct] (Rey/Finn is my OTP, but I know it’ll never happen, so I’ll die mad about it; fight me)

The title should have been “Rise of the Skywalker” instead of “The Rise of Skywalker,” because I have a feeling Skywalker is going to become the New Jedi title.  Instead of knights and masters, they’ll be Skywalkers (those who “walk the skies,” figuratively, like astral projection, “planes walking”). [wrong] The point is, Rey isn’t secretly a Skywalker. [mostly correct] If there is a literal bloodline Skywalker who rises it will be Kylo Ren even though he’s a Solo, and Leia has never been called Skywalker on screen (she’s always been Organa). [correct]

I really hope Disney doesn’t go for the “both sides” moderate centrist mentality, but I wouldn’t put it past them; Jedi and Sith are like Yin and Yang, they need to be balanced, neutral, gray.  Yawn. [wrong; good guys are good, bad guys are bad]

It will make two or three billion dollars, [too soon to tell, 12/24/19] biggest opening weekend ever, [wrong] all sorts of box office records, [appears to be wrong] it’ll be in theaters until March, then it will go straight to Disney+ instead of DVD.  The Disney+ version will have deleted scenes and extra subplots, so you’ll need to pay to see it again to get the full story.  Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, though the audience score will be drastically lower (50s or 60s). [WRONG: this is the most shocking part for me, it’s the exact opposite, critics were divided but audiences loved it]

Disney will say they have no immediate plans for Episode X, XI, and XII, but we all know that’s a lie.  They’ll keep churning them out for decades; general audiences haven’t reached Marvel Fatigue yet, so they are certainly nowhere near Star War Fatigue.  But I am.  I’m burned out.  I no longer enjoy this franchise.  A few years ago I thought maybe it was the old adage, “too much of a good thing,” but it is by no means a good thing, not anymore.  Now it’s more like “too much of things, just things in general.”

Oversaturation.

I know how the sausage is made, I know how Disney the entity runs its business, how it tries to maximize profits by minimizing contention.  This will be a middle-of-the-road film that gets people in seats but will be ultimately forgettable.  I will not be seeing it in theaters, I will wait until a friend buys or streams it so I can mooch off of them and not have to give Disney any more of my money.

My personal score will probably be a 3 or a 4 [correct]

General consensus will be 6-ish [wrong; 8 to 9]

Critics will love it, giving it a 9 or a perfect 10 [wrong; 5 to 6]

Post Script: Now that Disney owns 20th Century Fox, they should use the fanfare at the beginning.  They won’t, but it’d be nice. Pointless, but nice. [they didn’t]

Post Post Script: Take it away, Jay Sherman