Sam Maggs Books in Order
Explore Sam Maggs books in publication order, with short summaries and a reading guide to help you choose where to begin and what to read next.
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Sam Maggs books in publication order
5 books
The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy
by Sam Maggs
2015
Maggs explores fandom through a feminist guide to finding community, making costumes, writing fan fiction, and attending conventions. Practical advice and interviews address both the pleasures of geek culture and the challenges women encounter within it.
Wonder Women
by Sam Maggs
2016
Profiles of twenty-five women examine overlooked achievements in science, medicine, invention, espionage, and exploration. Maggs pairs their histories with interviews with contemporary women in STEM, showing how innovators challenged barriers and changed their fields.
Girl Squads
by Sam Maggs
2018
Twenty profiles explore how friendships and groups of women shaped history across science, politics, art, activism, and sport. From pirates to pioneering medical students, Maggs examines collective achievements and the relationships that helped make them possible.
Con Quest!
by Sam Maggs
2020
Twins Cat and Alex enter a comics convention scavenger hunt for the chance to meet their favorite celebrity. After ditching their older sister, they must navigate challenges and disagreements while she tries to find them.
Tell No Tales
by Sam Maggs
2021
Pirate captain Anne Bonny's plans unravel when Woodes Rogers interrupts a major heist. Guided by an unsettling dream, she must convince her crew to pursue its meaning as they search for a way to survive.
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