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In what we would consider one of the most ambitious crossovers of all time, The Mary Sue will be collaborating with Macmillan, Fierce Reads, and The Strand Book Store in New York City for a panel discussion: READ WITHOUT WALLS.

We're so here for Avengers: Infinity War, which comes out April 27th. In honor of the film that is bringing the MCU's most powerful team back together, we want to celebrate our favorite team. No, not the Avengers. I'm talking about you, our readers!

What does the job entail? Well, working Saturdays and Sundays, for one thing, as well as three weekdays. This is a full-time position. Otherwise, we’re looking for a journalist/blogger (preferably someone with experience writing content online or off) with a wide knowledge of—and passion for—pop culture, intersectional feminism, geekdom, weird internet memes, and more!

2017 has been a weird, long year, Mary Suevians—and yes, it really was only 365 days! (Unless something changes between now and January 1.) So let's take a look back at how it went, as told by The Mary Sue's most-read stories of the year, in order of popularity...

Last week at The Mary Sue, we set out to create a hotline that would give women another option when it comes to dealing with the men who won't respect their wishes or space. “The Mary Sue Rejection Hotline” is a service that lets a man know exactly how he made a woman feel, when saying it outright doesn’t feel like an option.

Are you tired of giving out your number to creeps just to get them out of your face? Well, do we have the answer for you! Instead of getting, yet another Google Voice account, just use our new The Mary Sue Rejection Hotline.

The Mary Sue is looking for an internet culture junkie with some serious video editing skills to be our brand new video producer! We need someone who has something to say about the news, feminism, and geek culture, and knows how to turn it into video that our readers want to watch and share.

The Mary Sue is searching for an uber-talented assistant editor to join our team! We're looking for a journalist/blogger who gets what we do and has significant knowledge of, and passion for, feminism, pop-culture, comic books, movies, TV, technology, weird internet memes, and more! You'll be tasked with helping to determine which stories we should cover, culling news from around the web and putting your personal take on it, and coming up with new original content.

Hi! I'm Jessica Lachenal, The Mary Sue's contributor coordinator, and I'm here with our semi-regular call for pitches.

Our paid subscribers already receive a daily newsletter that gives them a window into what stories we're tracking online, what we're working on behind-the-scenes, posts coming upon the site, and what we're thinking about on any given day. But what about the rest of the Mary Suevians out there? This one's for you.

It’s that time again! We're looking for an intern to round out our team of pop culture-addled blogging machines (read: editors), and here's the part where you find out how to convince us that person is you.

There are three things you need to know. One, his name is K-9. Two, he is a robot pup. Three, HE LIVES WITH US NOW FOREVER.

The Mary Sue needs an uber talented and experienced editor/journalist to lead our team! We're looking for someone who gets what we do and has significant knowledge of, and passion for, pop-culture and its intersection with politics, comic books/movies, social issues, weird internet memes, technology, science, and more!

The branches of government are meant to check and balance each other, but whose job is it to keep that entire system in check and make sure it's working? It's ours.

The branches of government are meant to check and balance each other, but whose job is it to keep that entire system in check and make sure it's working? It's ours.

Do you love intersectional feminism? Geek culture? Pop culture? Social Media? If you answered yes to all those questions, then congratulations! You might just be the person we're looking for to take The Mary Sue's social media presence to the next level.