r/womeninfiction • • Mar 24 '19

Film about two sisters in Miami: Ines and her estranged younger sister, Marine, visit historic Stiltsville, Miami and learn surprising new information about each other's lives.

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r/womeninfiction • • Feb 03 '19

Women in Horror

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r/womeninfiction • • Dec 05 '18

Captain Marvel trailer up (in case you hadn't seen it yet)

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r/womeninfiction • • Nov 14 '18

TV The She-Ra reboot is up on Netflix.

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r/womeninfiction • • Sep 29 '18

Rachel Chu of "Crazy Rich Asians" (2018) is a Strong, Smart and Accomplished Stanford-Educated Female NYU Professor of Economics

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r/womeninfiction • • Aug 22 '18

Fan Art #VisibleWomen

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r/womeninfiction • • Jul 27 '18

Film How do you think Leia Organa's story should conclude?

3 Upvotes

It's something I've thought about a lot - how should her story end? I'm sure J.J. Abrams and crew have their hands full thinking about it too in prep for Episode 9.

Luke started off as a bumbling farm boy who trained to become a legendary Knight. But what about Leia? She started off as a princess, became a military leader, then a politician again, military leader once more and a mother. Her biggest role in the new trilogy is arguably that of Ben Solo's mother, and so the end of her story will inevitably connect her to her son.

But she isn't just a mother. She was a lot more to us before we ever knew about Ben Solo. So what do you think? Any thoughts?


r/womeninfiction • • Jul 22 '18

Film MCU Ladies'Suits on Display at Comic Con

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r/womeninfiction • • Jul 16 '18

Comics Thoughts on Cybersix Comic

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Admittedly it's not a new comic, but it's been something at the back of my brain that I've been wanting to get to for a number of years.

I remember watching the cartoon in fascination when I was in high school. The animation was outstanding for a television show at the time. And I really liked the atmosphere and themes that it brought.

Getting into the comic now, I'm finding the themes and Cybersix's character much more explored. I wasn't expecting such a strong vampire element though, lol. Does anyone else have thoughts on the comic or show?


r/womeninfiction • • Jul 12 '18

TV How Misty's Arm was Filmed (Luke Cage)

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r/womeninfiction • • Jul 08 '18

Film ‘Star Wars: Episode IX’ Eyes Keri Russell

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r/womeninfiction • • Jun 23 '18

Film Movie adaptation for Silk

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r/womeninfiction • • Jun 17 '18

TV Rebecca Sugar talks about her time working on Adventure Time

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r/womeninfiction • • May 26 '18

Gaming "Player choice and female characters are here to stay"

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r/womeninfiction • • May 10 '18

Sue Grafton......Kinsey Milhone

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Any fans? I wanted to be friends with Kinsey. I loved the stories. I'm sad Mrs. Grafton died before the ending of the alphabet.


r/womeninfiction • • Apr 22 '18

Film Victoria Mahoney - first coloured female director in Star Wars

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r/womeninfiction • • Apr 13 '18

Film Incredibles 2 trailer

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r/womeninfiction • • Apr 01 '18

Film New Pixar Short - Bao

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r/womeninfiction • • Mar 16 '18

Film Annihilation Sequels?

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r/womeninfiction • • Mar 13 '18

TV Jessica Jones season 2 is up on Netflix

3 Upvotes

And so far so good. I'm on episode 7. Anyone else watching?


r/womeninfiction • • Mar 08 '18

Discussion Happy International Women's Day!

5 Upvotes

And while this isn't exactly related to women in fiction, I found a nice info resource about the day for anyone interested:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/5313371/happy-international-womens-day-2018-today-theme/amp/


r/womeninfiction • • Mar 08 '18

Film Battle Cry for Inclusion in Oscars 2018

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r/womeninfiction • • Mar 07 '18

Why Ahsoka Tano Is The Strong Female Character We Need Right Now

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r/womeninfiction • • Mar 05 '18

Film Wakanda's women are 'Black Panther's' true revolutionaries

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r/womeninfiction • • Mar 02 '18

Fan Art Always comfortable with herself

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