Super Awesome Unnamed Webcomic: Top Ramen

On April 29, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

Share on TwitterThe Super Awesome Unnamed Webcomic is a new webcomic from Patrick Hester and Clifton Hill.  New episodes appear every Tuesday and Thursdays on the Webcomic website.

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Death and Taxes

On April 28, 2011, in Andy Romine, News, The Booze Nerd, by Andy Romine

Share on Twitter They say there are only two certainties in this life: death and taxes. If you live in the United States, most of you have probably already completed your income taxes for this year. The forms are in the mail (or e-filed) and with any luck, you’re waiting on your refund. Or maybe [...]

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Fish, Chips and Celtic Mythology: Hounded, by Kevin Hearne

On April 27, 2011, in News, by Paul Weimer

Share on Twitter  Yep, storm clouds are thrice cursed. First the Fae found out where I was hiding, then my dog killed a human, and now I’d earned the very personal enmity of a god who had been content for centuries to simply let his minions slap me around. –Atticus O’Sullivan, mentally reviewing just much [...]

 

Episode 055 – Tom Brislin

On April 26, 2011, in Podcast, by Patrick Hester

Share on Twitter055 The Functional Nerds – Tom Brislin In the 55th episode of the Functional Nerds, Patrick Hester kicks back while John Anealio interviews musician Tom Brislin. © 2011 Patrick Hester & John Anealio Music in this episode: Unicorn Pegasus Kitten (Excerpt) – John Anealio The Future (excerpt) – Spiraling Support the Functional Nerds [...]

 

Sunday Comic Picks

On April 24, 2011, in Comic Books, Kate Sherrod, by Kate Sherrod

Share on TwitterWeek of Sunday, April 17 Feeding Ground #4 Created by Swifty Lang, Michael Lapinski and Chris Mangun Written by Swifty Lang Illustration and Covers by Michael Lapinski Reviewed by Kate Sherrod Somewhere in the supply chain between Lang & Lapinski and my quivering little hands, things got funky, so I had a long, [...]

Food Nerd: Save Some Slime for Me! (Recipe: Okonomiyaki)

On April 22, 2011, in John Remy, The Food Nerd, by John Remy

Share on TwitterRAY: Spengler! I’m with Venkman! He got slimed! EGON: That’s great, Ray! Save some for me!” Following in the slippery footsteps of these famous, epic-marshmallow-toasting scientists, we1 at Food Nerd LabsTM have decided in this first post to study the use of slime in cuisine. Now you’re thinking, “Dr. Food Nerd, slime is [...]

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Super Awesome Unnamed Webcomic: The Bird

On April 22, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

Share on TwitterThe Super Awesome Unnamed Webcomic is a new webcomic from Patrick Hester and Clifton Hill.  New episodes appear every Tuesday and Thursdays on the Webcomic website.

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Songs About George R.R. Martin, Steve Jobs & Pr0nbots

On April 20, 2011, in Music, by John Anealio

Share on Twitter <a href=”http://johnanealio.bandcamp.com/album/books-bytes-bots”>Books, Bytes &amp; Bots by John Anealio</a> Here is a little collection of my geeky, silly songs for you. The Books, Bytes & Bots E.P. is a pay what you want release. If you’re broke, you can still get it for free. Just click the Download button on the player above [...]

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Review: Starbound by Joe Haldeman

On April 20, 2011, in Book Review, Cathy Russell, by Catherine Russell

Share on Twitter In Starbound, Joe Haldeman tells the breathtaking tale of a select few who journey to save humanity from the Others – an enigmatic and possibly immortal race of beings. Humanity’s newly acquired space travel is seen as a possible threat by them – a threat they are unwilling to accept. Given the [...]

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Episode 054 – Devo Spice

On April 19, 2011, in Podcast, by Patrick Hester

Share on Twitter In the 54th episode of the Functional Nerds, Patrick Hester kicks back while John Anealio visits Devo Spice to talk about his new album. © 2011 Patrick Hester & John Anealio Music in this episode: George R. R. Martin is not your bitch (excerpt) – John Anealio Platform Wars (excerpt) – Devo [...]

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Sunday Comic Picks

On April 17, 2011, in Comic Books, by Kate Sherrod

Share on Twitter iZombie #12 Writer: Chris Roberson Pencils: Gilbert Hernandez Colors: Laura Allred Letters: Todd Klein Publisher Vertigo It’s a good week when I feel challenged to choose my favorite single issue out of that week’s comics haul. This is such a week; I read through my modest (but excellent) pile this morning and [...]

No Excuse but Every Reason

On April 14, 2011, in Fitness Nerd, by Sandra Wickham

Share on TwitterBefore I begin, let me quote my mother and say, “if it were easy, everyone would be doing it.” Living a healthy lifestyle is not always easy and I’m sorry to tell you, the responses to these excuses aren’t going to be quick fix answers. Most people have been leaning on their excuse [...]

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Episode 053 – Paul S. Kemp

On April 12, 2011, in Podcast, by Patrick Hester

Share on TwitterIn the 53rd episode of the Functional Nerds, Patrick Hester & Lisa Paitz Spindler sit down to chat with Paul S. Kemp, author of the new Star Wars novel: Deceived. We also chat about: Star Wars, Forgotten Realms, Scrivener, outlining, the writing process, the heroes journey, law school, Erevis Cale, Wizards of the [...]

Bridges and Rivers: A Review of Ben Aaronovitch’s Midnight Riot

On April 11, 2011, in Book Review, by John Ginsberg-Stevens

Share on TwitterI am not a fan of urban fantasy, but I was curious to read Ben Aaronovitch‘s Midnight Riot because of a recurring blurb associated with it: that it was Harry Potter all grown-up and working as a policeman. It seemed like a silly idea, but I am pleased to report two things: that [...]

Super Awesome Unnamed Webcomic: Joss Whedon

On April 8, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

Share on TwitterThe Super Awesome Unnamed Webcomic is a new webcomic from Patrick Hester and Clifton Hill.  New episodes appear every Tuesday and Thursdays on the Webcomic website.

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Old School Space Opera is alive and well—A review of Hellhole

On April 7, 2011, in Book Review, by Paul Weimer

Share on TwitterHellhole, a novel by Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson Review by Paul Weimer “What is your opinion of this, Mr. Jenet?” Vincent drew a deep breath, gave his honest response. “I believe something amazing happened to him, General. Beyond that…I can’t say. Will it be worth the expense and effort to dig [...]

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Episode 052 – Steve & Andy Scearce

On April 5, 2011, in Podcast, by Patrick Hester

Share on Twitter In the 52nd episode of the Functional Nerds, Patrick Hester & John Anealio sit down to chat with Steve & Andy Scearce, authors of Unknown Transmission and Station 151. We also chat about: World Fantasy, Farscape, Rigor Amortis, serialized fiction, collaboration, writing, dystopian future, being brothers, podiobooks, Cthulhurotica an Dagan Books. © [...]

Review: Xombies Apocalypso by Walter Greatshell

On April 4, 2011, in Book Review, Cathy Russell, by Catherine Russell

Share on TwitterXombies: Apocalypso by Walter Greatshell begins after the world has already been infected by Agent X – killing and resurrecting almost the entire human race. The scientist Uri Miska created the formula in a desperate effort to save mankind from an impending world-wide disaster. Former humans, resurrected as xombies, can survive virtually anything. [...]

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