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Here is our live show from GeeklyCon 2019 in Columbus, OH titled Trans-Dimensional Possibilities, Or, What Were They Thinking?: The Greatest Multiverse Characters of All Time. Join us as we explore the multiverse and…
Read story ↗Max jokingly claimed in the second season of Stranger Things that she would be the party's "zoomer." Obviously that's not a thing. And since we never actually saw a successful game of D&D in…
Read story ↗Poor Will Byers. While everyone else was having teenage drama (whether or not they were teenagers), all he wanted to do was play D&D. I sympathize, Will! In his honor, here are books to…
Read story ↗The Bone Garden, due out next week, has already been compared to The Graveyard Book and Coraline, which is certainly accurate in the broad strokes. It takes place in a graveyard, and features two…
Read story ↗If you only read one book this summer, let it be Margaret Owen’s The Merciful Crow. Actually, if you only read one book this year, let it be The Merciful Crow, too. I’m serious.…
Read story ↗Phil Stamper is an author who understands growth in movement. Originally from a rural village near Dayton, Ohio, Phil’s journey has taken him from his home state to Washington, DC and on to New…
Read story ↗Jeremy Shipp is a horror/fantasy/science author who’s visceral imagery makes his written work feel like feature films. My introduction to the Bram Stoker Award-nominated author was with his novel Bedfellow, which left me pleasantly…
Read story ↗What happens when a shinki acts out like the rebellious teen that he is? He hurts those that care about him the most, that's what! And by that OF COURSE I mean that he…
Read story ↗Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth Lim starts out exactly as its pitch promises: it’s Project Runway meets Mulan. Maia, daughter of a tailor who has fallen on hard times, longs to be known for…
Read story ↗Everybody be cool. Our boss is here and we want to make a good impression. That's right friends, we are joined by none other than Michael DiMauro of "Greetings Adventurers", "Dear Internet", and one…
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