Happy New Year! Our last episode of 2018 is on Meg Murry from A Wrinkle in Time, both book and movie versions.Fictionalfemales.com … [Read more...]
Parvana, The Breadwinner
This week we discuss Parvana from the film, The Breadwinner. The film is based on a book by the same name. It follows Parvana as she dresses as a boy to get food and money for her family in a … [Read more...]
Amazing Amy, Gone Girl
This is a ranty week. We discuss Amy from Gone Girl, both the book and film.Fictionalfemales.com … [Read more...]
Carrie
This is the third out of five Halloween episodes this month! It's about Carrie, from Carrie. The original bloody prom date … [Read more...]
Claudia, Interview with a Vampire
This episode we discuss Claudia, a vampire who struggles with her desire to change and grow while stuck facing eternity in a child's body. … [Read more...]
The Women of Bag of Bones
This episode will discuss the women of the Stephen King book Bag of Bones. A word of caution, this piece of fiction does deal with violence against women and children. … [Read more...]
Buttercup, The Princess Bride
This weeks episode is about Buttercup from the classic film and book, The Princess Bride. … [Read more...]
Hermione Granger
This episode discussed Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter franchise. One the most beloved fictional females ever. What Hogwarts house would you be in? … [Read more...]
Monstrous Regiment, Terry Pratchett
This episode covers the book Monstrous Regiment by author Terry Pratchett. The book is about a group of women dressing in men's clothing in order to fight in a war. The author has a particular … [Read more...]
Irene Adler, Sherlock Holmes
This episode discusses Irene Adler, from Sherlock Holmes. We compare the written story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the BBC show Sherlock. Boobs are discussed. … [Read more...]
Beatrice, Much Ado About Nothing
In this episode we will discuss the strong willed Beatrice from Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing. She has wit and wisdom, sass and sauce. Also most everyone else are poor communicators. … [Read more...]