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    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2016 Collection
    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2016 Collection
    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2016 Collection
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    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2016 Collection

    By Natacha Guyot

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    This eBook includes all 2016 monthly features from Natacha Guyot's blog series "Sci-Fi Women Interviews", which celebrates women who create, write, enjoy Science Fiction.

    The 2016 guests were the following women:

    Robin Rivera and Heather Jackson
    Jennifer A. Miller
    Sally Ember, Ed.D.
    Diana J. Gordon
    Amanda Ward
    Philippa Ballantine
    D. Wallace Peach
    Marie Bilodeau
    Tracy Gardner
    Alison Berrios
    Tonya R. Moore
    Kate M. Colby

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNatacha Guyot
    Release dateMar 13, 2017
    ISBN9781370754021
    Sci-Fi Women Interviews: The 2016 Collection
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    Natacha Guyot

    Natacha Guyot, Ph.D. is a Content Coach and Consulting who helps creators, entrepreneurs, scholars share their story, build authority, and create community. She shares weekly articles on Medium on organizational skills, content strategy, grad school tips, creativity, and spirituality.

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