Welcome to Writer Wednesdays! Each week, geeky writers and authors will be sharing with us about their latest works, a favorite author, a favorite or recent book they’ve read, someone/thing that has inspired them, or the writing/publishing/promoting process that is an author’s life. Our first guest blogger is John Marshall […]
My second novel, Stellarnet Prince, is out this month, but I still consider myself an author noob. I learn something about the publishing industry every day, but I wish I could figure out how to get awesome imprint, niche and independent books and ebooks into the hands of the readers […]
Not sure what to read? Beginning to look for Christmas gifts? Here is a list of the geekiest books coming out this month that you might not know about. The Silvered Novel by Tanya Huff Nov 6, 2012 The Lazarus Machine (Tweed & Nightingale Adventure, book 1) Novel by Paul […]
The Dark Knight Rises Rated: PG-13 (Thematic elements, Violence, Mild sexual content, Brief Language) Running time: 164 minutes Directed by: Christopher Nolan A Warner Bros. Release. Before I start, let me lay all my cards on the table, okay? I have been a fan of Batman since I was a […]
First off, let me start by saying that I’m sorry that the reviews have been so few and far between. And by few and far between, I’m mis-pronouncing “there hasn’t been any in a long time”. The only thing I can say is that, as a manager at the largest […]
Growing up I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for the Back to the Future trilogy. The original Back to the Future was one of the few movies my mom let us watch on a school night at a time when TV on school nights was nixed. I […]
This weekend our own Micki Knop will be moderating this panel at ConCarolinas, and asked me to pass along some of her movie and website recommendations: Here is a list of sites that you can view some of the best of the bad movies on. Many can be viewed on […]
The Raven is a period piece with elements of horror, thriller, romance and comedy all loosely bound together. It is the creative interpretation on how Poe spent the last week of his life before he was found, half-dead, on a park bench. As enjoyable as it was, the thing that […]
This review contains minor spoilers for plot points within the film. This is a fine action film which I think will leave both those who have read and those who have not read the source material pleased. It’s largely quite faithful to the source in its broad strokes, if slightly […]
I hate reading about politics, but I actually really liked this book. Taft 2012, by Jason Heller, is a novel that begs the reader to question the political motivations of today’s wheelers and dealers, through the imagined actions of President William Howard Taft, who somehow has come back from the […]
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