Phoebe on girls playing computer games in the Times!
I wrote this article about women who play computer games and it got published in the Times last week! I am SO happy to see it in print because I interviewed some amazing women – the legendary Felicia Day from The Guild, C4’s Alice Taylor, the Got Girls guild in the US and the lovely girls from World of Warcraft’s HELKPO guild, Erla, Sheena and Jenny.
The response has been overwhelmingly positive which is so encouraging for me as a writer – to know that there is an audience for positive features celebrating good things, and if I write about stuff I care about, it will do well!
Here’s my World of Warcraft article in the Times.
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