E. Cabell Hankinson Gathman

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E. Cabell Hankinson Gathman is a Ph.D. student in sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is interested in social networks and relationships online, particularly how people maintain and develop relationships using a variety of technological channels, including MMOGs.

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Marvelous Toys: Cell Phones, Twitter, and Relationship-by-Text, Columns, Issue 20 July 2009
Beyond Bows and Eyelashes: Avatar Alternatives to Gender Rigidity, Columns, Issue 11 May 2009
The Thrifty Gamer, or Guildmates are More Valuable than Gold, Columns, Issue 30 March 2009
Wii Fitness: Rocking the Hula Hoops (And the Weight Issues), Columns, Issue 10 November 2008
Virtual Difference, Columns, Issue 29 September 2008
Questioning the Gaming Culture, Columns, Issue 19 May 2008
About the Wii Hype, Columns, Issue 7 April 2008
Holodecks, Robot Girlfriends, and the Virtual Vision Quest, Columns, Issue 25 February 2008
Games on Facebook: Playing "With" Your Friends, Columns, Issue 14 January 2008
Am I Not a Nerd? (If You Prick Me, Do I Not Leak?), Columns, Issue 29 October 2007
Electric Sonnets: Celebrating the Old-School Point-and-Click, Columns, Issue 17 September 2007
The Revolution Will Neither Be Televised Nor Built Into the Infrastructure of Virtual Worlds, Columns, Issue 6 August 2007
Games vs. Toys, or the Value of the Hello Kitty Aesthetic, Columns, Issue 11 June 2007
Return of the Son of Tetris, or Good Games Never Die, They Just Get Shiny New 3D Backgrounds and a Soundtrack by Freezepop¹, Columns, Issue 30 April 2007
My Avatar, My Not-Self: Narrative Worlds Within Video Games, Columns, Issue 12 March 2007
The (Anti)Social "Casual" Gamer, or the Game Is Not the Thing, Columns, Issue 29 January 2007
Real Girls Don't: The invisible minority of female video game players, Columns, Issue 23 October 2006