Book Reviews
and News for Geeks Like Us
Readings, show and tell, and a puppet show! Authors Marie Brennen and Mary Robinette Kowal are on tour together and recently stopped by Powell’s Books for an author event.
It was a busy weekend! However, we met authors, had fun, gave out bookmarks and came home with a pile of books.
It was our first day at Norwescon and we certainly started out early, traveling from Portland to Seattle.
Congratulations to Ben Winters for winning the 2013 Philip K. Dick award for his book Countdown City!
Ancillary Justice vs The Mad Scientist’s Daughter It’s time for the highly-anticipated showdown between the two surviving 2013 PKD nominees! Two strong intelligences face off today, and with both books having a good working knowledge of AI, it’s a toss up how this match will go. Employing the thousands of years of military knowledge gained […]
We are very excited to be at Norwescon 37 and would love to meet some fellow book-loving geeks
It’s just over a week until the start of Norwescon 37, which is April 17th through the 20th. It’s been confirmed that four GeekyLibrary Crew members will be attending at least one day of the con, and we’re excited to hang out with hundreds of other geeks.
The day has come, it’s finally here! We’ve launched a brand new site with a new design and a ton of new features. I previewed our new site before, but now that we’ve gone live, here’s your virtual tour of the new features. Pseudo-Random Quote Generator Who doesn’t like quotes? We’ve collected over 1000 quotes […]
As a precursor to the launch of our new theme, we counted down to the review of our 100th book on Pinterest. If you missed it, here are the 10 books featured in our countdown. Number 100: Rat Queens We are impressed with this new series from Image Comics, which features a bad-ass mercenary group […]
It’s been months in the making, but GeekyLibrary’s brand new site redesign is almost here.
Happy pi day! 3/14 has long been a day to celebrate the world’s most famous irrational number and, of course, eat pie. “The early pi men may have hoped that after the initial chaos of 3.14159…, the noise would calm and a pattern ensue.” -From Here’s Looking at Euclid I have long celebrated pi day, […]