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May 1, 2017 Link to this post
Feminist Book Review of 'Halo: First Strike' by Eric Nylund
Dragonclaws has uploaded their latest in-depth review of Halo media. They take a feminist viewpoint of the story in the 'Halo: First Strike' novel that launched the EU. You can see the first part here, and follow it up with video number two! (MacGyver10 18:34:54 UTC)
November 30, 2015 Link to this post
Feminist Review of Halo: The Flood
Dragonclaws popped by our forum to share their Feminist Review of Halo: The Flood. It's broken into four parts, so check out the post to the YouTube links if you'd like! (MacGyver10 23:40:00 UTC)
February 20, 2013 Link to this post
Feminist Review of Halo 3: ODST
Dragonclaws posted another feminist analytical review on Youtube - this time she takes a look at Halo 3: ODST. Go watch! (colindosaj 09:56:46 UTC)
July 2, 2012 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of TFoR
Dragonclaws is back with more feminist analysis - this time, she's covering Halo: The Fall of Reach, as well as the Covenant color scheme. Go watch, throw in your two cents! (Louis Wu 14:13:56 UTC)
February 11, 2012 Link to this post
And Bees Love You Too
Dragonclaws let us know that the final version of the "Feminist Analysis of i love bees" project is now up. Go and give it a read! (GrimBrother One 14:09:43 UTC)
January 31, 2012 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of i love bees - Part 6
Dragonclaws has posted part 6 of her Feminist analysis of i love bees - it covers chapter 7-10. Getting close to the end! (Louis Wu 17:15:04 UTC)
January 29, 2012 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of i love bees, Part 5
Dragonclaws continues her feminist analysis of 'i love bees' - Part 5 focuses on Jersey Morelli and Durga. Go watch! (Louis Wu 20:37:37 UTC)
November 25, 2011 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of I Love Bees - Part 4
Dragonclaws let us know that she's continued her feminist analysis of I Love Bees - Part 4 focuses on olonel Herzog and Rani Sobeck. Check it out! (Louis Wu 18:03:12 UTC)
November 4, 2011 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of Halo 2
Dragonclaws has taken on the Halo franchise in a series of analyses designed to evaluate the role of women in the games and books. (We've already highlighted her work a few times in the past few months.) She's back with a closeup look at Halo 2 - text version went online today (though the video version has been up since August). Go take a look - and see if you agree! Thanks, ElzarTheBam. (Louis Wu 16:45:08 UTC)
October 15, 2011 Link to this post
Should You Avoid Calling A Feminist Bee 'Honey'?
Dragonclaws wanted to make us aware that she has released Part 3 of her "Feminist Analysis of i love bees". Always some interesting evaluation in these. Give it a shot and check it out! (GrimBrother One 15:26:00 UTC)
October 5, 2011 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of ILB, Part 2
Dragonclaws continues her feminist analysis of I Love Bees - the latest offering covers Jan James. Check it out! (Part 1, if you missed it, was mentioned over the weekend.) (Louis Wu 14:37:36 UTC)
October 1, 2011 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of ILB
Dragonclaws continues her feminist analysis of Halo fiction - the latest subject is the I Love Bees project. Go watch!
(Louis Wu 17:11:54 UTC)
September 28, 2011 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of Halo Wars
Dragonclaws stopped in yesterday to let us know that she's added Halo Wars to her list of Halo titles analyzed for their feminist support. It's available in a text version, too, if you have trouble with the quiet voiceover on the movie. (Louis Wu 20:02:05 UTC)
September 16, 2011 Link to this post
Feminist Analysis of Halo
Dragonclaws followed up a collection of articles analyzing the treatment of female characters in Halo with a series of videos taking a new look; if you're more of a visual learner, check these out! (Louis Wu 14:58:42 UTC)
April 14, 2011 Link to this post
Leading Ladies of Halo, Plus a Fun Tidbit
An unrelated discussion on the Waypoint forums sent me digging for some information. What I found along the way was a very cool writeup from about a year ago on the GoingRampant Blog. The article focused on the role of female characters in the Halo series. It was a pretty cool look at some different aspects of the fiction, and even had a comment from Tobias Buckell that confirmed a very neat connection between Halo 3: ODST and Dirt from Halo: Evolutions. It's split into three parts, which you can find here: one, two, and three. It was certainly the first time I'd seen it. Go check it out! (GrimBrother One 08:17:22 UTC)
