Book Reviews
and News for Geeks Like Us
Climate change is real. War is real. Poverty is real. The over saturation of the speculative fiction genre with dystopian themes is real. But can we still be optimistic about the future?
Pan-Galactic Gargleblasters for all! The key to throwing a Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy-themed party.
We share ten geeky things seen at Norwescon
After watching Guardians of the Galaxy this past weekend, I’m totally not surprised…
If you only back one project on Kickstarter this year, may I suggest this one. LeVar Burton (Star Trek’s Geordi La Forge) is looking for help kickstarting Reading Rainbow’s app into classrooms and to the rest of the internet.
GeekyLibrary reviewers have asked me, “Why can’t I categorize this as Young Adult?” In fact, they’ve been saying it ever since we reviewed Ender’s Game and I’ve mulishly said, “Because, I said so.”
Okay, okay, we know The Lego Movie was released to theaters months ago, but when we saw the previews, we thought our childhood would be forever scarred by a soulless commercial vehicle of a movie.
Plus, we’ve always been a little suspicious of modern minifigs.
While browsing Kickstarter, I came across Codemancer — a video game that aims to teach “the magic of code.”
When I heard yesterday that Bob Hoskins had passed away, I was crushed; just three days ago I was watching Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The 1988 hit Who Framed Roger Rabbit is one of my favorite movies. Comedic, yet mature humor. Creative plot. Amazing execution. It’s a brilliant piece of work that would not have succeeded […]
There was a lot of cool stuff happening around the internet last week, so I decided to share!
It’s been months in the making, but GeekyLibrary’s brand new site redesign is almost here.
Remember to wear green and try not to get pinched! And if you missed it, check out our green and geeky books perfect for St. Patrick’s Day.