I'm a Real Writer!
Or something. :D I'm both proud and excited about actually pulling an article from the interview I conducted with Greg Cohen, Heroes for Autism coordinator. I've always been the editor girl. I edited a good dozen articles like this one before for my friend Marla and I've done at least twice as many transcriptions. But being the writer? Not the copy girl? It's a whole new thing! And it's for Heroes and that has me even more excited.
Heroes for Autism will be a terrific event. And even if you can't go, there is still a way to help the event reach its goal: they are taking donations. And not just donations from the US, but all over the world. I really don't like how there are things that limit support to the US. Like, the new Heroes All Access Fanclub thing. I understand there is red tape, but still. Given the nature of the fandom, what is offered in the US should be offered in other country's too.
Please, if there is any way you can help monetarily, it would mean a lot to many people. Even one dollar. Anything you can give. And if you can make the event, woohoo! :D Then I will see you there!
And here's the spiffy link to the article:
Exclusive! Greg Cohen talks Heroes for Autism
Heroes for Autism will be a terrific event. And even if you can't go, there is still a way to help the event reach its goal: they are taking donations. And not just donations from the US, but all over the world. I really don't like how there are things that limit support to the US. Like, the new Heroes All Access Fanclub thing. I understand there is red tape, but still. Given the nature of the fandom, what is offered in the US should be offered in other country's too.
Please, if there is any way you can help monetarily, it would mean a lot to many people. Even one dollar. Anything you can give. And if you can make the event, woohoo! :D Then I will see you there!
And here's the spiffy link to the article:
Exclusive! Greg Cohen talks Heroes for Autism