The Artificial Selection Project: Journal Vol. 1
Last summer, The Artificial Selection Project began in hopes to create a community of writers and artists who produce out of who they are. We called for you to challenge, […]
A Case for Twitter: 3 Reasons Why Writers Should Tweet
After my high school binge of social media (LiveJournal, DeadJournal, Xanga, MySpace, and facebook), I’ve become unimpressed by and unmotivated to participate. I never felt that my day to day […]
A Well Woven, Yet Unfinished Adventure (Carlos Zafon’s The Prisoner of Heaven)
While the book itself is filled with excellent prose and lively characters, The Prisoner of Heaven falls short in the actual storytelling department. Compared to Zafon’s previous two books, which […]
The Rulers of Geeky News and Media: Geek Tyrant
As with most places on the internet, I have no idea how I ended up at geektyrant.com.
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Podcast Number 7
Take a listen to our seventh podcast! We discuss why it has been so long since we’ve gotten together to post one of these, exciting news on the status of […]
There’s Sex, Drugs, and Violence – “Blacksad” Review
Back when Walt Disney and his brother began their film production company, with a focus on animation, they held themselves and their artists to the highest possible standard. In the […]
Weekly List of Fresh Calls for Submissions
Check out our list of what we think are pretty nifty literary mags that are currently open for submissions. If you have a literary journal that you’d like featured here, […]
OLD Is The New New (Danny Brown “OLD” Review)
Danny Brown has a unique voice, his content is “out there”, he doesn’t get any radio play, and many have never heard of him. I think it’s time we change […]
Artist Spotlight: Jessica Thornton Murphy
“I used to scribble in magazines with crayons then sniff them, violently shake my hands through the pages [to] hear them rustle, and [then] get really excited when I was […]
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