GC DIGI Schedule Update
We have our finalized GC DIGI schedule, and we are very excited for our slate of panels and competitions! If you would like run or play any games during the completely free GC DIGI,…
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Harrow the Ninth – Review
Looking back at the books of 2019, the one that has stuck with me the most, latching on even as my brain slowly melted in quarantine, was Tamsyn Muir's Gideon the Ninth. February feels…
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Mexican Gothic Review: Enemies in High Place(s)
The heroine of Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Mexican Gothic, Noemí, is a modern woman, as eager to drive her shiny new convertible to a party as she is to enroll in a Master’s program in anthropology.…
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Naruto Reviewto – Chapter 17 : Episodes 46-48
These are great episodes and we are glad you are listening! We have finally hit Rock Lee vs Gaara! Thanks to Josh for guesting! On today's episode we have some more Sakuga facts then…
Read story ↗Episode 20: Orcish Encampment (Part 3)
The party finally sneaks into the encampment as planned, however their stealth mission soon turns sour as enemies quickly find them (no surprise there). With the orcs and their Ettin alerted, Cat & Co.…
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Dear Internet Episode 24 – That Frasier Disease
Dear Internet, Those two weeks between episodes just seem to fly by don't they? This weeks show we have stories about asshole neighbors with trees, being the perfect woman online, and stealing gift baskets.…
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Thirteen of the Best Books of 2019
The Holidays are here, and 2019 is nearly over. You've got that Christmas money from grandma or that gift card from the Secret Santa exchange at work. Maybe you are returning something you truly…
Read story ↗Dear Internet Episode 20 – Sharing coconut with your neighbors
Dear Internet, On this week's show, the whole crew is back together to talk about some wild shit. We talk about having too many Almond Joys, passive aggressive pet raising, and creepy neighbors. We…
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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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The Deep Review: Sink Down and Rise Up
There are some books that you know will be important from the first page. Sometimes it's the subject matter, sometimes it's the author, and sometimes it's the sheer mesmerism of the language. With The…
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