January 21, 2024

Ms. Maggie Lovitt

Collider
Journalist

Dear Ms. Lovitt,

I trust this message finds you well. I am a dedicated follower of your work and was particularly
impressed by your insightful interview with Jonathan Frakes of Star Trek: Picard. Your ability
to provide a unique and down-to-earth perspective truly sets your content apart.

"Crying But Capable," a prominent plus-size cosplayer group known for their commitment to
diversity and inclusion in the cosplay community, is set to make a groundbreaking appearance
at MegaCon Orlando 2024. MegaCon Orlando, taking place from February 1st to February 4th,
2024, at the West Concourse of the Orange County Convention Center, will host "Crying But
Capable" at booth CZ1102 in the Community Zone on the show floor. Their panel is scheduled
for Friday, February 2nd, at 5:00 PM in room W102B.

These events are not just about showcasing incredible cosplays but are a significant step
towards fostering a sense of diversity and inclusion in the cosplay community. "Crying But
Capable" aims to bring cosplayers of all levels together, creating an environment that celebrates
uniqueness and creativity. Given your passion for exploring stories that promote positive
change and unity, we believe that covering the story of "Crying But Capable" at MegaCon
Orlando aligns perfectly with your interests.

If you are interested in covering this unique and inspiring story or would like more information,
"Crying But Capable" is available for interviews, providing a firsthand account of their mission
to promote diversity within the cosplay community.

Thank you for considering this story, and I look forward to the possibility of collaborating with
you to share the impactful narrative of "Crying But Capable" at MegaCon Orlando 2024.

Sincerely,

Kathleen Fanor Adkins

Media Relations