Geek Girl Pen Pals
Where geeks and snail mail collide
Founded in March 2013, the International Geek Girl Pen Pals Club (aka IGGPPC) was designed to bring together the geek community through shared interests in all things geeky, a love of stationery, and an interest in making friends.
The IGGPPC is a mixture of a love of snail mail and letter writing, geekery and fangirling, some curlie-wurlies, a dollop of mischievous curiosity, and a splash of tomfoolery.
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Shazam Review
Heroes aren’t made. They aren’t born. Heroes, Shazam posits, are chosen. Sometimes, they are chosen by fate and thrust into [...]
Interview with Suzanne Palmer, Author of Finder
This week we chat with author Suzanne Palmer about her new release Finder, a romping science fiction caper about an interstellar repo man and professional finder named Fergus Ferguson. Suzanne Palmer has a fine arts degree and a Hugo, and we had the chance to interview her! Come meet Suzanne and then enter to win a copy of Finder.
Book Review – Mera: Tidebreaker by Danielle Paige and Stephen Byrne
Mera: Tidebreaker is the first in DC's new line of young adult graphic novels under the new DC Ink imprint. The line introduces DC’s most iconic Super Heroes to a new generation of fans with stories told by some of the most successful authors from the young adult publishing space. MERA: TIDEBREAKER by Danielle Paige and Stephen Byrne is the perfect title to launch DC Ink.
The Batman at WonderCon
DC Comics celebrated Batman 80 in a big way at this year’s WonderCon, the sibling convention to San Diego International Comic-Con. With the milestone release of the 1,000th issue of Detective comics on March 27 and the 80-year anniversary of one of (if not the) most well-known characters in comics, it was a perfect time to party with the bat.
The Riverdale Review: The Master
Riverdale’s four main characters, Betty, Veronica, Archie, and Jughead, are the subject today. Though ever together in our hearts and minds, this week’s Riverdale episode The Master gives each of our four favourite characters a separate storyline.
A Game of Thrones and the Many Reads
As we count down the days to the Season Eight premiere of the final season of HBO’s Game of Thrones, you may already be wondering how you will continue to live in the Seven Kingdoms once it ends. Lucky for you, there are a bunch of ways for bibliophiles to immerse themselves into the Game of Thrones.