No childhood is complete without hours of reading pop up books. The latest content project from Oldrids & Downtown imagines what it would look like […]
Scary Movie and TV Scenes as Children’s Pop-up Books
Get “Thinks Out Loud, a Blog at First” – A Book for Geeks by a Geek – for FREE
There are blogs. There are books. And there are blogs that become books. Not sure what I’m talking about? Check out “Thinks Out Loud, a Blog […]
Summer Reading List: Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books For the Beach
If you’re like most of the geeks I know, you got into reading because you were either terrible at sports or social interaction. And that’s […]
Japanophiles, Listen Up! We’re Giving Away a Copy of “Cool Tokyo Guide”
Travelers, you may want to pay attention, too. This week, we’re holding a “win it before you can buy it” event for people who are […]
Video Game Book Giveaway: Zelda, Final Fantasy VII, and Dark Souls Books Up for Grabs!
Gamers, this giveaway’s for your collection. Founded in 2015 by two experts from the video game book market, Third Editions is dedicated to the analysis […]
20 Reasons 2018 Will Be A Banner Year for Geeks and Nerds
2017 was a damn fine year to be a geek. From the newest Star Wars being fantastic (and actually NEW) and games like Horizon Zero […]
15 Scary Books That Are Perfect Reads Around Halloween
As far as feeling fear, I still think that reading a scary book is far scarier than any jumpscare-filled video game or movie. When you […]
10 Facts You Didn’t Know About Stephen King’s IT
Stephen King is one of those names that always perks your ears up when you hear it if you are a horror fan. Since Carrie […]
Before You See IT: 25 Essential Stephen King Books
I grew up with an open-minded Mother who owned a bookstore. This gave me the rare childhood advantage of having any book I wanted, free […]
“Rejected Princesses” Should Be on Everyone’s Bookshelf [Potentially Not Traditional Book Review]
This is supposed to be a book review, and correct me if I’m wrong, but reviews usually start with an introduction of the book…the plot…unbiased…with […]
