Sam Maggs
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9 February, 2021
Sam Maggs' full-length original graphic novel, "Tell No Tales: Pirates of the Southern Seas," co-created with Kendra Wells, was released. Published by Abrams Books imprint Amulet Books, the story revolves around the real-life pirating adventures of Anne Bonny and Mary Read. This marks Maggs' entry into original graphic novels and her continued interest in highlighting the stories of women in history.
27 October, 2020
The second edition of Sam Maggs' book, "The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy," titled "The Fangirl's Guide to the Universe," featuring updated text and new illustrations, was released on this day. Additionally, her companion guided journal, "The Fangirl's Journal for Leveling Up: Conquer Your Life Through Fandoms," was also released on the same day. This represents an update and expansion of her initial work in geek culture and fandom.
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Main Milestones
Birth in Montreal, Quebec
November 10, 1988
Sam Maggs was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. This marks the beginning of her journey, setting the stage for her later creative endeavors and multifaceted career. Her Canadian roots likely played a role in shaping her perspective and voice as a writer.
Developing a Love for Pop Culture
Early Childhood & Adolescence
During her formative years, Maggs immersed herself in various aspects of pop culture, from comic books and video games to movies and television. This intense engagement with fandoms laid the groundwork for her future career, fueling her passion and providing her with a deep understanding of fan communities and their interests.
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Known For
Author of books, comics, and video games, including "The Fangirl's Guide to the Galaxy", "Marvel Action: Captain Marvel", and "Rick and Morty: Ever After".