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Announcing the First Annual Legendary Women, Inc. Literary Contest
We all have a favorite heroine, a woman who kicks a serious amount of butt and inspires us to be better than we are. So far, Legendary Women, Inc. has celebrated the female characters who already...
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The LW, Inc. and Random Acts Book Drive for the Women's Prison Book Project
As a corollary to our First Annual Literary Contest, we're having a drive until November 30, 2012 to get together books for the Women's Prison Book Project (WPBP), a non-profit based in Minnesota,...
View ArticleExclusive Interview with the writers of Strong Female Protagonist
Strong Female Protagonist follows the adventures of a young middle-class American with super-strength, invincibility and a crippling sense of social injustice. After just two issues SFP is gathering...
View ArticleA Friend for Those Who Need It Most
The flurry of news stories over the past year might give people the impression that the last stand for LGBTQ rights is the fight for marriage equality… and maybe where you buy your fried chicken....
View ArticleAnnouncing the Legendaries
Our staffer, Megan Hussey, has a brilliant article calling forth for a new type of award for awards season. The Legendaries seek to promote positivity and recognition for a variety of women in the film...
View ArticleA Matriline by Megan Ainslow
We're proud to be sharing our third place winner, Megan Ainslow's, story "A Matriline" here. This will be up on our site for six months so please read, enjoy and comment!
View ArticleImmunity by Larissa Malia Nobles
Our second place winner for the 2015 literary contest is below.
View ArticleLiterary Contest 2015 Winner - J.J Jones
We're proud to present our 2015 Literary Contest Winner with Ms. Samantha Dauer and her piece "J. J. Jones." Thanks to everyone for participating and check back here soon for a new contest opportunity!
View ArticleT-shirt Fundraiser for Casa Ruby
For the next two weeks, Legendary Women, Inc. is raising money primarily for Casa Ruby, D.C., a community center that helps LGBT people in D.C., especially those who are geender non-conforming. They...
View ArticleThe Revolution Will Not Be Televised; It Will Be Boots on the Ground
For almost five years, Legendary Women, Inc. has tried to stay non-political and even-handed. We had legitimate reasons for doing so. We were trying to get a 501c3 designation and part of qualifying...
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