Hello Everyone! I’m excited to share some big news with you all. My debut novel is now available for purchase… Read more Happy Pub Day!
4 Great Novels about the Fandom Experience
Rachel Moulden for Fandom Spotlite Being that I’m a part of multiple geeky fandoms I love reading stories that take… Read more 4 Great Novels about the Fandom Experience
Memorable Gal Pals in Anime
By Rachel Moulden for Fandom Spotlite Friendships have been proven to be such a powerful thing in a person’s life.… Read more Memorable Gal Pals in Anime
Binge-worthy Anime That’s Short and Sweet
By Rachel Moulden for Fandom Spotlite Are you constantly busy? Do you need a break from your daily work grind?… Read more Binge-worthy Anime That’s Short and Sweet
J-Drama Live-Action Adaptations To Put on Your Radar
By Rachel Moulden for Fandom Spotlite Tis’ the season to be holly jolly and the season for catching up on… Read more J-Drama Live-Action Adaptations To Put on Your Radar
Anime That Goes Bump in the Night
By Rachel Moulden for Fandom Spotlite October is known as Spooky Season and in the days leading up to Halloween,… Read more Anime That Goes Bump in the Night
Author & illustrator share the joy of reading in “This Book of Mine”
By Rachel Moulden For Digital First Media David Small and Sarah Stewart have talents and interests that complement each other.… Read more Author & illustrator share the joy of reading in “This Book of Mine”
Vintage fashion collector brings annual pop-up market to Ferndale
Emily Schwartz also created the Ferndale Vintage Fashion Market, now in its sixth year. This annual pop-up event, started in 2013, will be May 9-12 at the Rust Belt Market in Ferndale. This year’s show features 20 vendors from throughout the Midwest, providing some of the best vintage apparel in the Metro Detroit area.
Author honors grandmother’s legacy through fiction
Rachel Moulden for Digital First Media Wade Rouse had a passion for telling stories from a young age. “My mom… Read more Author honors grandmother’s legacy through fiction
Anime Is Here To Stay: A Youmacon 2018 Wrap Up & Review
If you’re an fan of Anime or Japanese pop culture and live in the Metro Detroit area, this is a convention you should definitely check out.
