Top 17 Books of the Year
’Tis the season for Top Ten lists, but I couldn’t narrow things down that much (let alone do any kind of list for the entire decade), so here are my top 17 books that…
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Inks & Issues #83 – Garfield: His 9 Lives
Thanks to all of our wonderful Patreon backers (join now and get a bunch of extra content), we are finally reviewing our very first Garf! And not just any Garf, but the relatively famous…
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Inks & Issues #82 – Wytches w/Nika Howard
This week we are joined by GeeklyInc. superstar Nika Howard to discuss the spooktacular horror comic Wytches. Sometimes when you have mysterious ties to an ancient evil, it can really mess up your day.…
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The Library of the Unwritten Review: Librarian’s Unfinished Business
A story can move you to anger, to cry, to empathize with people you do not know or who are imaginary. A story can inspire you to write your own story. But what happens…
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Inks & Issues #81 – Akira w/Vince
Take a journey back to the 80's with special guest Vince from Transformation Sequence. This week we review Akira, the series that got a lot of people in the west interested in anime in…
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Sisters of The Vast Black Review: On the Raggedy Edge
You know why you should read Sisters of the Vast Black, the space opera Lina Rather condensed into a novella? Because it's Firefly with nuns. Well, more specifically it's Serenity with nuns, not least…
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Queen of the Conquered Review: Colonialism, Colorism, and Kraft
Sigourney Rose is a survivor. Not only does she survive the massacre of her family as a child, but she ends up ruling over people dark skinned people who look just like her. Early…
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Spoilers Ahead: The Name of All Things Discussion
Note: Jenn Lyons’s first book Ruin of Kings was such a hit with Geekly readers that we wanted to do even more to showcase her second book, The Name of All Things. And as…
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Song of the Crimson Flower Review: Sweetly Magical
YA romance usually leaves me yawning, but I was utterly spellbound by the beautiful, tender story at the heart of Julie C. Dao’s Song of the Crimson Flower. The two leads, Bao and Lan,…
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Details, Details: What You Need to Remember from Ruin of Kings
The Name of All Things is almost here, and we could not be more excited! But to fully appreciate all this truly epic follow-up has to offer, here are the the 10 things you…
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