Geek Girl Pen Pals
Where geeks and snail mail collide
Founded in March 2013, the International Geek Girl Pen Pals Club (aka IGGPPC) was designed to bring together the geek community through shared interests in all things geeky, a love of stationery, and an interest in making friends.
The IGGPPC is a mixture of a love of snail mail and letter writing, geekery and fangirling, some curlie-wurlies, a dollop of mischievous curiosity, and a splash of tomfoolery.
Please support us on Patreon, as all proceeds go straight into our hosting costs and continuing to spread the good news about the positive place we’ve grown to love known as the IGGPPC
Become a Patron!
Got a Question?
Our FAQs are packed full of answers about all aspects of IGGPPC
Latest Blogs on +5 Charisma
Features, Reviews, Tutorials, and More
Charm Bomb: Good for Gourds (Episode 2)
Episode 2 of Charm Bomb is here and we're coming at you with some gourdy goodness! (You'll have to listen to the episode to find out what we mean!)
Inside the Theme: Squad Goals
Our February theme is Squad Goals! With the release of DC’s Birds of Prey and Galentine’s day on February 13th, [...]
Movie Review: Birds of Prey (2020)
Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn (2020) is one of the most fun flicks I've seen in a theater in a long time. This is a kick-ass, violent technicolor stream of strong women overcoming their abuse cycles to come together and win the day. It's well-conceived, well-written, and executed far better than many comic-book team-ups before it.
Inside the Theme: Let it Go
Our staff took a moment to think on what they might be leaving behind in 2019 and what they’re most looking forward to for the IGGPPC in the coming new year. Let's let it go and head into 2020!
Fresh New Reads
Tuesday is book birthday day here in America. And every now and then, a Tuesday comes around that has so [...]
Not So Scary Reads for Halloween
‘Tis the season….for reads with witches, vampires, ghosts, and all other creatures of lore. In advance of Halloween, I wanted [...]