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Went to Camilla d’Errico Signing
Yesterday I went to the Camilla d’Errico signing event over at Golden Age Comics. There was an amazing turn out, even though I showed up when some of the ‘crew’ showed up (I know a few people on the inside), I … Continue reading
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Tagged anime, art, artwork, Camilla d'Errico, canadian art, framed prints, golden age comics, inspiration, pop surrealist, signing, vancouver artist, writers, writing
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Next Classic reading goal: Frankenstein
I am just about finished World War Z (You’ll get a post about that shortly in the future), and have decided to get back to finishing that huge stack of classic books I’ve been meaning to demolish. But let’s be … Continue reading
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Tagged classic, frankenstein, mary shelley, old books, popculture, reading, world war z, writing
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The story of how I sought novelty, and found a computer game about disabled highschool girls
Novelty is a strangely powerful thing. A world full of new, unique, and downright odd things are now permanently within arm’s reach. All thanks to that beautiful thing called the internet. All it takes now is an offhanded mention of … Continue reading
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Tagged anime, computer games, disabilities, disabled girls, katawa shoujo, literature, novelty, the internet is weird, videogames, visual novels, writers, writing
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Choosing Adventures, or The greatest thing to happen to books since Gutenberg
Choose Your Own Adventure. To some of you, those four words struck a nostalgic chord deep down in the dusty remains of your childhood. Others will have zero idea what I am talking about.
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Tagged books, childhood, choose your own adventure, fighting fantasy, goosebumps, mario adventure books, nostalgia, novels, reading, Wahaha~, writers, writing
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A Reason Not To Read Lolita
I picked up a copy of Lolita about a year ago and started reading it. Because of my immersion in the video-game and anime subcultures, I had stumbled across the more modern use of the word Lolita and the … Continue reading
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Tagged books, boredom, classic novel, controversy, introspection, Loin-Fires, Lolita, reading, South Park, The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs, writers, writing
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An Open Letter to a Pigeon
Thank you Mr. Pigeon. Your infiltration of my store’s Deli department via the main entrance was a stroke of genius. You made the last two hours of my shift more entertaining than I could have ever expected. You evaded a … Continue reading
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Tagged Animals in the workplace, Birds, City animals, Funny, open letter, Pigeons, writers, writing
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Cardboard Castle 
The Least Important part of a Zombie Story…
…are the zombies. No, Seriously. The early zombies movies were rife with social commentary, but as the years have gone by the zombies have evolved and changed in their use in media. Unlike other monsters like vampires or werewolves, zombies … Continue reading →