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Shareca (sha-ree-ka – she-her-hers) is the CEO of The Daily Fandom, which essentially means she has been keeping the ship afloat since 2016.
With a passion for dissecting media through a modernist lens, she has dedicated her academic journey to it, earning a BA in English and an MFA in Film Studies — and is now working toward a Ph.D.
Her taste in film speaks volumes, and you can catch a glimpse of it — if you can track her down on Letterboxd. 😉
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Kelly Rota is an Italian-American freelance writer and copyeditor who enjoys writing bizarre and labyrinthine short fiction inspired by the literary styles of her favorite authors: Borges, Calvino, and Murakami.
She was Editor-in-chief of San Francisco State University’s Transfer Magazine, where she double majored in Creative Writing and Comparative World Literature. Currently, she is pursuing a Master’s degree in Publishing and Writing at Emerson College with the goal of becoming a literary agent.
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Joanis prides herself on having a BA in English.
She is a lover of all things popular culture, but Tony Stark, Kimberly Hart, and Dr. Pepper hold a special place in her heart.
When she isn’t crying over content in media, you can catch her hanging out with family, and friends, or at work.
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Lydia is a writer and educator with dreams of helping people embrace their curiosity and creativity through powerful storytelling.
She has her BA in Cinema and is currently on track to get a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science.
Chronically online with no signs of stopping, Lydia is obsessed with well-researched film analysis, sick fan edits, and wholesome comics.
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