Tag Archives: BlogHer

Why All Bloggers Should Care About BookCon’s Lack of Diversity

Posted on April 29, 2014 by Queerie Bradshaw

Book Expo America (“BEA”) is the leading North American publishing event, bringing publishers, authors, distributors and readers together in one location, the force of which sets standards for the whole publishing industry. In an attempt to bring more readers to … Continue reading →

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My Dad and Guy Kawasaki, a.k.a. The Importance of Talking About Feminism and Stereotyping

Posted on August 22, 2013 by Queerie Bradshaw

Right after the whole titcircle debacle, I was sent a link to an article on the Huffington Post written by Peg Fitzpatrick called “Words Have Power, Use Them Wisely.” Peg Fitzpatrick is the assistant to Guy Kawasaki, one of the … Continue reading →

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Queerie Me: My Favorite Queer and Sex Bloggers

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Queerie Bradshaw

Dear Queerie Bradshaw,  I love your site, but I’ve read it all the way through and am looking for other sites to read. Can you suggest some other queer and sex friendly blogs? Procrastinating at Work   Dear Procrastinating at … Continue reading →

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The Inevitable BlogHer ’12 Round-Up, aka Pictures of us in NYC

Posted on August 7, 2012 by Queerie Bradshaw

You knew it was coming. After a big event, it’s inevitable to have a round-up/summary of how it went, especially when you’re dealing with a narcissistic blogger like me. But along with being a narcissist, I’m also kinda lazy, or at least I am … Continue reading →

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Queerie Me: Why Are You Talking So Much About BlogHer (our Readers Should be Excited too!)

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Queerie Bradshaw

Today’s Queerie Me takes a slightly different approach than the traditional posts because it wasn’t a question asked of me as much as a frustration thrown at me on Twitter by a reader of the blog, a frustration I totally … Continue reading →

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Meet Us: Start Spreading the News, aka We’re Going to NYC and It’s Going to be Debaucherous

Posted on July 27, 2012 by Queerie Bradshaw

As we’ve said here and constantly talked about on Twitter, Jessenia and I are heading to BlogHer 12 in NYC, a blogging conference that focuses on the importance of and influence of women bloggers (male bloggers are welcome as well). I’m … Continue reading →

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Meet Us: We’re Going to BlogHer12 to Have Blorgies, aka I May Get Some People Fired

Posted on July 10, 2012 by Queerie Bradshaw

This weekend, on Twitter, I created a new word: Blorgy, n. a group of bloggers together being debaucherous.* Soon thereafter, Mr. Lady created another word: Queeried, v. When someone gets fired for talking about BlogHer 12 Blorgies on Twitter. Oops. … Continue reading →

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Stuff We Love: All Writers and Bloggers a.k.a. the #BigDealCampaign

Posted on July 7, 2012 by Queerie Bradshaw

Welcome writers from my workshops in Seattle and the San Diego State University Writers Conference! Thanks for keeping in touch and stopping by! The personal is political. – Carol Hanisch By writing and blogging, we take our personal stories and … Continue reading →

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