Sorry that my usual posts haven’t happened this week as I’ve been recovering from Anglicon Con-crud. Despite that, I’m ready to go for tonight’s book event! WHO: Science fiction & fantasy author Raven Oak WHAT: Book launch party for Class-M Read More…
It’s Tuesday, 6/16, and 6:29 PM PST as I write this. I’ve now had sufficient sleep between now and Anglicon 2015 this past weekend to think straight and form complete, coherent sentences. Or mostly. Seeing that many Doctors, Daleks, Cybermen, Read More…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Fluxx. Publisher: Looney Labs # of Players: 2-6 players Best with: 3-4 players Playing Time: 1st time through, maybe 30 minutes. Games can range from 10-30 minutes depending upon card draw. # of Expansions: 10+ Read More…
This week’s Flashback Friday: My First Doctor. This post is Doctor Who themed in honor of Anglicon 2015, which is where I currently am this weekend. I’m way behind the curve here. Growing up, we didn’t have TV until I Read More…
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: Doctor Who and the Daleks, intro written by the awesome Neil Gaiman. This is in honor of Seattle’s Doctor Who convention, Anglicon, taking place this weekend, of which I’m a panelist. (You can see my Read More…
Anglicon‘s almost here! If you’re heading to the Doctor Who convention this weekend in Seattle, come drop by my booth with Janine Southard in the dealer’s room and say hi! Buy a book or three while you’re there. You can Read More…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Don’t Starve Together Publisher: Klei Entertainment Game Type: Multiplayer via Don’t Starve Together, or single player via Don’t Starve As much as I hate to admit it, our Minecraft server is pretty much dead. No Read More…
This isn’t the first time I’ve written about how my cats are assholes. I love my cats, don’t get me wrong, but DiNozzo is a psychopath at times. If we died in our home, he’d be the first kitty to Read More…
For this week’s Flashforward Friday post, I’m looking at the future of speculative fiction in terms of film, especially the use of color, because sometimes, color matters. In film, color sets the mood of the scene. It transforms the plot Read More…
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: Elvenbane by Andre Norton and Mercedes Lackey. What I Love about This Cover: I was pretty young when I read this, but I loved the idea of a young girl (like me at the time I Read More…
