We’ve spent years walking through artist alleys, helping backstage at conventions, nerding out over character arcs, and building content that speaks to the heart of fandom. We found our dearest friends in the community, people we consider chosen family. But what we’ve also often felt, is the lack of representation. How mainstream media always feels a little bit condescending, consider us a little bit weird. How big creators visit conventions to make funny content that’s often borderline rude.  We always felt something was missing: a place where geek culture and strategy, creativity and community, content and storytelling could meet — without losing the magic. Represented by the gentle touch of creators who know the magic that lies within. 

That’s why we started Geek Socials and with it, this blog: There and Back Again.

This isn’t just a space for marketing tips (though you’ll find plenty of those). It’s a place where creators, cosplayers, community builders, and geeky dreamers can find support, inspiration, and bold ideas. This isn’t about the money (although we do admit we’d like to make some one day), it’s about sharing the love. Whether you’re planning your first con, launching a brand around your art, or simply trying to show up on social media without burning out — we’re right there with you.

We’ll share stories, strategies, and side quests from behind the scenes, and give you the tools to turn your passion into presence.
Because your fandom deserves to be seen.