Hey all, Sam here. Wow, okay. Back again on another lovely Friday. I hope you are all doing great, and I hope you have cool plans for the weekend. I'm hoping to do some writing...or at the very least plotting and world-building. Anyway, well here we are at another Weekend Writer post, and this is… Continue reading Weekend Writer: The Writer’s Guide to Beginnings by Paula Munier – Chapter One: In the Beginning Was the Word – The Anatomy of a First Page
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NetGalley Review: Reggie and Delilah’s Year of Falling by Elise Bryant
Hey all, Sam here. You know, I'm starting to feel pretty good about this blog and the content we're starting to put out on this blog. I like that we're talking about a mix of things. Overall it feels like a better glimpse of our lives, of who we are. I mean, yes, I am… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Reggie and Delilah’s Year of Falling by Elise Bryant
WIP Wednesday – Feb 8
Hey all, Sam (and David) back again today. As promised, we'll be spending our Wednesdays giving you an update to what we're up to each week. Here's where we'll talk about what we've been reading and watching and playing and creating. And please, feel free to share what you've been up to in the comments.… Continue reading WIP Wednesday – Feb 8
Tabletop Tuesday: Date Night Dungeons – Wight Wedding by Urban Realms
Hey all, Sam (and David) here today. All right. We are finally at our first tabletop focused post on the blog, and considering that Valentine's Day is in a week, we might as well focus on a new 3rd Party Content Release...especially since it is particularly focused on couples and romance, so perfect for right… Continue reading Tabletop Tuesday: Date Night Dungeons – Wight Wedding by Urban Realms
Manga Monday: The Seven Deadly Sins Volume 2 by Nakaba Suzuki
Hey all, Sam here. Welcome back to another installment of Manga Monday, the reoccurring series where I review a volume of manga I've read on Mondays. I hope you are all having a decent 2023, because so far this has not been a great year for me. Well, an okay reading year so far, but… Continue reading Manga Monday: The Seven Deadly Sins Volume 2 by Nakaba Suzuki
NetGalley Review: Stealing Thunder by Alina Boyden
Hey all, Sam here. Am I back with another review for a book that I read more than a year ago? Yes, that is absolutely true. Actually, it's been quite a bit more than a year, if I'm being honest. According to Goodreads, I read this book back in May 2020...which means I've been able… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Stealing Thunder by Alina Boyden
Weekend Writer: Back To Basics (and Prompts)
Hey all, Sam here. Okay, let's try this again. I had ideas and plans for getting back into writing and getting back into blogging, and feeling like the old me again. But not even two weeks into the new year and my father-in-law was in the ICU and it wasn't looking good, and then a… Continue reading Weekend Writer: Back To Basics (and Prompts)
NetGalley Review: Into the Riverlands by Nghi Vo
Hey all, Sam here. As it turns out, yesterday was not a good day, and I almost slipped back into that depressive funk that I was trying to climb out of. But I'm pushing through, trying to move forward, to try and keep the actions and words of others from destroying my creative drive at… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Into the Riverlands by Nghi Vo
Welcome to the Free State of Geek!
Hey all, Sam here. Sorry for the silence the past couple weeks. Had some conversations that led to sort of a depressive funk. Coming out of that was a little bit of a process, but it led to the realization that it was time to formalize some changes that we had been planning on for… Continue reading Welcome to the Free State of Geek!
NetGalley Review: Seasonal Fears by Seanan McGuire
Hey all, Sam here. Even though I missed a few days, overall I feel like I'm doing pretty well with keeping regular content coming, which is really nice. This post was originally planned for last Thursday, but we ended up spending most of the day on the road from Iowa to Ohio, so I was… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Seasonal Fears by Seanan McGuire
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