Author: Katherine Kleffner

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@ClexaCon Countdown: Hello #Hollstein! from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Are you ready for Hollstein?! This year Natasha Negovanlis and Elise Bauman are returning for a Hollstein panel, moderated by Dana Piccoli, and my hopes are super high. Last year’s panel involved both actors presenting female/female scenes that Dana had picked and they were just so amazing. They were so willing to fully embrace the scenes and I am very sure that there will be more fun moments this year. Continue reading “@ClexaCon Countdown: Hello #Hollstein! from @kleffnotes”

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Brain Food from @kleffnotes: Brain Chow ( @iZombieWriters @CWiZombie )

Katherine Kleffner

iZombie is back and that means brand new brain recipes! I’m back in my kitchen whipping up some brainy recipes for the amazing hoards of iZombie fans. To kick off this season I’ve made Brain Chow, my take on a Midwestern staple. Continue reading “Brain Food from @kleffnotes: Brain Chow ( @iZombieWriters @CWiZombie )”

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Sonitus #1 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

A nagging sound that just won’t leave you alone, no matter what you do or what doctors you see is something that pushes our primary character to return to a childhood haunt in the first issue of the limited series Sonitus. This dark and eerie debut issue had me completely hooked from beginning to end. Lock your doors and keep your lights on as you delve into the frightening world of Sonitus. Continue reading “Sonitus #1 @ALTERNACOMICS Review from @kleffnotes”

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Red as Blue Book Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

Ji Strangeway’s Red as Blue examines the lives of teen girls going to school at Paradise High, which is anything, but paradise to many of the students there. June Lusparian is a loner who has never felt connected to anyone around her, until she meets Beverly Enright. These two girls are part of two very different worlds and are surprised by the relationship that begins to blossom between them. Continue reading “Red as Blue Book Review from @kleffnotes”

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Jumping the Queue Book Review from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

In Jumping the Queue: Achieving Great Things Before You Are Ready Michelle A. Turman shares her story of success with a look toward mentoring young professionals, especially women, in forging their own path in the world. As the founder and president of her own consulting firm, Turman has a wealth of knowledge that anyone looking to achieve their goals can benefit from. In this book you are given the map to your own success straight from a woman who built her own future. Continue reading “Jumping the Queue Book Review from @kleffnotes”

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@ClexaCon Countdown: Lost Girl and #Doccubus Excitement from @kleffnotes

Katherine Kleffner

The unaligned succubus is coming! ClexaCon is again holding a Lost Girl panel and the big news for me this year connected to this specific panel was that Anna Silk will be attending this year. I loved last year’s panel with Zoie Palmer, Rachel Skarsten, and Emily Andras and I am just over the moon that Anna Silk will be joining them. There is so much about Bo that I want to know and to be able to see all of these women together on stage, with Dana Piccoli as a moderator, is something I cannot wait to see. Continue reading “@ClexaCon Countdown: Lost Girl and #Doccubus Excitement from @kleffnotes”