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⭐ About Us

Welcome to BioGamer Girl (BGG) — where gamers, geeks, foodies, film buffs, and fun-seekers unite under one wildly colorful roof. If it’s entertaining, imaginative, weird, tasty, spooky, geeky, or just plain cool… we’re already talking about it.

Founded by the unstoppable Mandy Valentine, BGG started as a single magazine and evolved into a full-scale creative media universe. Today, we produce content across film, video, television, radio, gaming, and digital storytelling — basically, if it lights up a screen, we’re there.

🎮 What We Cover

Sure, we love video games (it’s in the name), but we’re not a one-button mash. At BioGamer Girl Magazine, you’ll find:

  • Game reviews & industry news
  • Events coverage from cons to concerts
  • Movies & television deep dives
  • Tech, gadgets, and gear
  • Dining & foodie adventures
  • Music, books, pop culture, and more

If it sparks curiosity or makes life more fun, we’re hitting “publish.”

👩 Behind the Magic

CEO / Chief Editor: Mandy Valentine — creative powerhouse, horror enthusiast, and the heartbeat of BGG.
COO / Editor: Alissa Worley — multitasking queen and editorial wizard.
Writers: Cindy Lennox, Celeste Worley & Amanda Dyar — bringing stories to life with passion, personality, and plenty of caffeine.

📚 Our Journey

Our very first issue dropped in 2011 — Undead & Loving It!, Volume 1, Issue 1 — and yes, we’ve been weird and wonderful ever since. Since 2012, BGG Magazine has been published under BGG Productions, continuing the tradition of blending lifestyle, entertainment, and geek culture with our signature charm.

📬 Want to Work With Us?

Questions? Comments? Something awesome you want us to review?
Email us anytime at biogamergirl@live.com

Welcome to the world of BioGamer Girl — fun, fearless, and always leveling up.

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