Food Nerd: Pumpkin-Pecan Pie.

On November 23, 2011, in John Remy, The Food Nerd, by John Remy

Easy Pumpkin-Pecan Pie: I love pumpkin pie. I love pecan pie. Hell, I love pie (and who doesn’t?). But when I learned about the existence of pumpkin-pecan pie from my friend Brooke Bolander, I got a little excited: I had to get me some of that. I began a quest that drove me from the […]

 

Review: War by Mur Lafferty

On November 21, 2011, in Book Review, Cathy Russell, by Catherine Russell

In War, the fifth and final installment of the Afterlife series by Mur Lafferty, the author manages to merge steampunk, mythology, and pirates in an altogether fascinating and entertaining way. While the Dark gains a firmer hold, Kate and Daniel fight to free the imprisoned gods of the newest world. But will they find them […]

 

ShadowBytes WebComic: Sick, Right?

On November 18, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

ShadowBytes 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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Broadcasting To the People: How To Podcast 101

On November 17, 2011, in Carrie Cuinn, News, Tech Nerd, by CarrieCuinn

The term “podcast” is a combination of “pod” (Portable On Demand) and “broadcast”. A podcast is a pre-recorded bit of music, talk, or other sound, which is posted to a site on the Internet for others to download and listen to. Because it’s available online, it can be accessed anywhere that you can access the […]

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Music Review: Arch/Matheos Sympathetic Resonance

On November 16, 2011, in Mike Frighetto, Music, Music Review, by Mike Frighetto

Once I heard John Arch, formerly of Fates Warning, and Jim Matheos, current and founding member of Fates Warning, were recording a full-length album together  it easily became my most anticipated album of the year. Arch and Matheos made some great music back in the mid-to-late 80s and I looked forward to hear what they […]

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Sing, Muse! Moses Siregar III’s The Black God’s War

On November 14, 2011, in Book Review, Paul Weimer, by Paul Weimer

Sing, Muse!: Moses Siregar III‘s The Black God’s War Two very different realms have struggled against each other for years. The Rezzians, worshipers of ten deities, have engaged in a holy war against their godless neighbors, the Pawleons. With the birth of a royal son who is also a prophesied holy leader with divine powers, […]

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ShadowBytes Webcomic: Punked

On November 11, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

ShadowBytes 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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Review: Wasteland by Mur Lafferty

On November 7, 2011, in Book Review, Cathy Russell, by Catherine Russell

  Wasteland by Mur Lafferty starts immediately after the climactic conclusion of Earth, the previous book in the Afterlife series. If you have yet to read the series up to this point, be forewarned. There be spoilers ahead. Daniel is left alone, one eyed (still- or is it again?), and wandering the wasteland with the […]

 

ShadowBytes WebComic: We Smell Butts

On November 4, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

ShadowBytes 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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ShadowBytes WebComic: The Tail

On October 28, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

ShadowBytes 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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Review: Earth by Mur Lafferty

On October 26, 2011, in Book Review, Cathy Russell, by Catherine Russell

    Dealing with the running of Heaven, the creation of a new Earth, and a literal administrative Hell has the newly deified Kate and Daniel both frazzled and emotionally drained in Earth, the third book of Mur Lafferty‘s Afterlife series. Despite their godly powers and knowledge, they lack the experience to handle their new […]

Guest Post: Working With A Small Press

On October 24, 2011, in Guest Post, News, by Patrick Hester

Interviewer Bryan Thomas Schmidt is the author of the space opera novel The Worker Prince, the collection The North Star Serial, and has several short stories forthcoming in anthologies and magazines. He’s also the host of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writer’s Chat every Wednesday at 9 pm EST on Twitter, where he interviews people like […]

 

ShadowBytes WebComic: A Disturbance in the Force

On October 21, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

ShadowBytes 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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Jasper Kent’s ‘Thirteen Years Later’

On October 20, 2011, in Book Review, Jaym Gates, by Jaym Gates

Thirteen Years Later by Jasper Kent ISBN-10: 1616142537 First off: Thirteen Years Later, as the title suggests, is the second book in the series. It stands alone nicely, but I do recommend reading the first one before this one. Spoilers in the review are of the most minor sort, but there will be a few. […]

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The End of Truth is the Beginning of Understanding: A Tardy Review of Embassytown

On October 19, 2011, in Book Review, John Ginsberg-Stevens, by John Ginsberg-Stevens

(Author’s Note: BEWARE: here there be spoilers!) “We tell the truth best by becoming lies.” – Avice Benner Cho To start this review, I need to make a brief confession: I have had Embassytown in my possession for a few months, and finished reading it weeks ago. But when I sat down to write my […]

Organization Is The Key To Success

On October 17, 2011, in Carrie Cuinn, Tech Nerd, by CarrieCuinn

It sounds a bit silly but the truth is that knowing where to find what you’re looking for is one of the most important parts of getting things done. Whether you’re replying to email, finding the right cable to hook up your printer, or writing a novel, how you’ve organized your technology determines how much […]

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ShadowBytes Webcomic: Bob The Ninja

On October 14, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

ShadowBytes 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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Review: Hell by Mur Lafferty

On October 12, 2011, in Book Review, Cathy Russell, by Catherine Russell

  “The journey is as important as the destination.” – God   In Hell, Book II of the Afterlife series by Mur Lafferty, Kate and Daniel learn this important principle as they once again journey through the afterlife. God sends them on a divine mission, literally going through Hell – from Hades of Ancient Greece […]

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Fae and Fallen in the Time of Troubles: Stina Leicht’s Of Blood and Honey

On October 10, 2011, in Book Review, Paul Weimer, by Paul Weimer

  A savage pant—almost a laugh—puffed foul breath that blew hair from Sanders’s forehead. Sanders raised a fist, but the beast caught his arm with ease and slammed it on the concrete floor. Liam felt bones give way with a sickening snap and was pinned between satisfaction and revulsion. Sanders howled. A talon plunged into […]

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ShadowBytes WebComic: Bob The Squirrel

On October 7, 2011, in The Shadow Bytes Webcomic, by Patrick Hester

ShadowBytes 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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ATFMB – 3D

On October 6, 2011, in ATFMB, by Patrick Hester

Welcome to All Things From My Brain. 3D is Pointless (Except in Avatar). 3D.  It’s the new, cool thing.  Heck, Sprint even has a new phone capable of recording 3D video (EVO).  They hope it will usher in a wave of amateur 3D videos.  I think it’ll usher in a wave of 3D amateur porn. […]

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Felix Gilman’s ‘The Half-Made World’

On October 5, 2011, in Book Review, Jaym Gates, by Jaym Gates

The Half-Made World by Felix Gilman ISBN-10: 0765325535 All of the stuff I saw about Half-Made World indicated it was Steampunk. Given my lack of luck with that genre recently, I had my reservations. Half-Made World has Steampunk elements, sure. But that’s probably the least influential genre in this book. Weird West, Magical Realism, military […]

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