While at The Mary Sue, Maggs sold her first book, The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy, to Quirk Books.
Īs an entertainment journalist, Maggs has also contributed to io9, Tor.com, Time Out London, National Post, Marie Claire, The Guardian, PC Gamer, BuzzFeed, and Barnes & Noble. Following this merger, she took on an associate editor role. Maggs began her writing career as the weekend editor of the Abrams Media site Geekosystem, which was eventually consolidated into the feminist-leaning geek culture commentary site The Mary Sue. Īlong with her BA, Maggs holds an MA in literatures of modernity from Ryerson University, completed in 2011. In the fall of 2016, she appeared on the cover of the Alumni Gazette. She received her BA in English language and literature and film studies from the University of Western Ontario in 2010, where she studied Victorian literature and sensation fiction. Pearson School for the Arts and London Central Secondary School. She credits her parents with her love of "geeky fandom", telling the Calgary Herald that " parents were both really big nerds who saw Star Wars over 20 times in theatres." She received her formative education at the Lester B. Maggs was born in London, Ontario, Canada. 3.2 Wonder Women: 25 Innovators, Inventors and Trailblazers Who Changed History.
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