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Brooklyn Book Festival 2012: The Sex Panel (and more)
On Sunday I attended the Brooklyn Book Festival as I have done in years previous, but this year I didn’t get to attend it as rigorously as before. Last year I attended many panels, taking copious notes and providing tons … Continue reading
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Tagged beto hernandez, bob fingerman, boobs, Comics, erotica, heidi mcdonald, leela corman, molly crabapple, penis, sex, the beat
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memoirs of an imaginary friend: book review
I have no memory of it unfortunately, but according to my mom I definitely had a clear cut imaginary friend when I was younger. There’s no way of knowing if he was a simple kind, the kind you’d see in … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, budo, matthew dicks, memoirs of imaginary friend, review
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New York Comic Con 2012 is coming! Aghhhhhhh!
It’s that time of the year again. In less than a month New York Comic Con hits Javits for the 7th year. I am not actually definitely going as of this time, that’s up in the air and won’t know … Continue reading
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A batch of AGS totally worth more than the price!
Indie game bundles have been the craze for a short while. There’s been Humble Bundle, Indie Royle, Bundle-In-A-Box and the first AGS bundle last year AGS Bake Sale. AGS Bake Sale offered a ton of amazing exclusive games built in … Continue reading
Posted in Video Games
Tagged adventure game, adventure games, ags, pathwork, piss, point n click, screen 7, summerbatch
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Antoine Wilson’s Panorama City: Book Review
When one grows up insulated and with not much world experience, you would assume that the world will both be an oyster and possibly swallow that person whole at the same time. I personally can’t say that is something I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Book Expo America, Books
Tagged antoine wilson, book review, oppen porter, panorama city, review
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Kickstarter Roundup for July 27th, 2012
It’s been awhile since I’ve done one of these and there’s no enough stuff that holds my interested to shoot it out to you. I am not pledging all of these, actually I’m probably only pledging what I can afford, … Continue reading
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Movie/Trailer Watch Summer-Winter 2012
This took me a long time to write as I tried to consolidate my thoughts on various films coming out and what information, trailers, websites had provided in a way to actually at minimum really interest me. There are a … Continue reading
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iCookBooking PCS Style
Being a trained chef who prior to getting an expensive education read and studied cookbooks for fun means that I now infrequently use such books. Although I do turn to them when needing some new pointers, or a very … Continue reading
Wizard Rock Will Live Forever!
A week or so ago I was glad and excited to attend the final leg of a rolling wizard rock show titled Riddikulus! 2012. For those who don’t know about Wizard Rock I’ll try and break it down, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged grace kendall, grace mclean, harry potter, jay stolar, justin finch-fletchley, lauren fairweather, lily and james, snidget, the whomping willows, tianna and the cliffhangers, tianna weasley, tonks and the aurors, wizard rock
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RESONANCE: Epic Retro Sci-Fi Mystery Does Much Good (some bad)
The best Science Fiction tends to have dubious characters of gray personalities, a terse semblance of what is truly right and wrong, awkward scientific concepts which aren’t exactly plausible and usually, but not always an ending which makes one think … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, adventure game, adventure games, ags, pixels, resonance, science fiction, vince twelve, wadjeteye, wadjeteye games, xii games
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