“Dreams Bigger Than Heartbreak” by Charlie Jane Anders – Book Review
Book cover for Dreams Bigger Than Heartbreak Just when I thought Victories Greater Than Death had blown my expectations away,...
Bradda M.
Bradda M. currently lives in Virginia. He teaches ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) at a public school and spends his free time reading and watching movies each night with his partner. For The Geekiary, he writes about webcomics and SFF media.
Wednesday Webcomics: First Impressions of “21st Century Knights” and “The Last Dimension”
Graphic created with Canva This week's Wednesday Webcomics is a double feature - first impressions of two new WebToon comics...
Tapas Tuesday: “Rescue Me”
Rescue Me Rescue Me by Sharean Morishita is a hard read for the right reasons. It approaches issues of domestic...
2022 Webcomic Roundup: Fairy Tale February
Graphic created with Canva February's roundup features mythic, folkloric, and fairy tale inspired webcomics. Transporting to new worlds, creating your...
“School Memories” by Sharean Morishita is Available on Kindle February 21st!
School Memories by Sharean Morishita Sharean Morishita’s short comic, School Memories, will be available on Kindle February 21st. A talent...
“Revenant’s Hymn” by Elliott Dunstan – Book Review
Revenant's Hymn by Elliott Dunstan Revenant’s Hymn by Elliot Dunstan uses prose and poetry to construct a poignant narrative about...
2022 January Webcomic Roundup: Heroes and Villains
Graphic created with Canva This month's roundup features webcomics that explore what it means to play the role of a...
First Impressions: “Seeds of Doubt”
Seeds of Doubt (Vol. 1 cover.) Image courtesy of Tani Andrews. Seeds of Doubt by Tani Andrews follows Kyofu and...
“Manhunt” by Gretchen Felker-Martin – Book Review
Book cover for Manhunt If you’re seeking post-apocalyptic horror narratives centering on trans and nonbinary bodies and experiences, look no...
First Impressions: “Vibe Check!”
Vibe Check! (left to right: Uche and the Vibe Fairy) Vibe Check! by Ucheomaaa provides a fun and engaging reading...