Review: “The Heart of Betrayal” by Mary E. Pearson
The Kiss of Deception, book one of Mary E. Pearson's Remnant Chronicles series, was one of my top reads of...
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Locus Award for Short Fiction, 2014 Finalists
After the drama of the Puppy-tinted Hugos, the Locus Award finalists are an abrupt departure from that list. On the...
“Letters to Zell” Is a Quick and Satisfying Read
I received a copy of Letters to Zell in exchange for an honest review, and though it took me a...
“Deathly Hallows” Is Finally Available on Pottermore… Now What?
In August 2011, I was one of many people who stayed up late or woke up early, hoping to catch...
Lois Lane Deals with the Fallout of Being Too Awesome
From GwendaBond.com Lois Lane, army brat, has just started her new school in Metropolis. She is determined to turn over...
Top 5 Galleys I Can’t Wait to Read
Every year at BookExpo America and BookCon, I go through the list of books that will be featured and make...
BookCon 2015: Learning from Past Mistakes
Last year's inaugural BookCon was an unmitigated disaster. Held in conjunction with BookExpo America, the publishing industry's annual trade show,...
Lois Lane’s Time to Shine: An Interview with Gwenda Bond
Photo credit: Christopher Rowe (from GwendaBond.com) For 77 years, she has been standing in Superman's shadow, but now it's Lois...
Support “Square Zair Pair” a Queer Friendly Childrens Book by Jase Peeples!
We all know that LBGTQ+ books are criminally scarce, especially ones meant for a younger audience. The Geekiary supports any...
“Captain America, Masculinity, and Violence”: An Exploration of Captain America That Doesn’t Do Much Exploring
I am relatively new to comics. I subscribe to Marvel Unlimited, and I'm working my way through a lot of...