Graphic Update: Asterios Polyp

I’m terrible at preparing for long distance travel. Choosing something to read on a flight gives me the sweats. In August I visited San Diego, I took Phonogram: Rue Brittania and Asterios Polyp. I’ll just say I’m glad I read “Phonogram” first. When you’re trapped on a plane with a crying baby and a man who smells like sour bratwurst, you’ll thank me for recommending this book.

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The Brog's Worst Of The Worst List Of 2010

Read of my experiences and tell my story.This list has been a long time coming so let's not delay. What you will find below is a short list of all-things-awful that I've subjected myself to within the last year. Read below and know that every ounce of these individual medias consistently haunt my dreams.

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Stuff I've Been Reading...

In a change of pace from my overly syllabic reviews and rants let me bend your ear to books I've been reading or at least trying to read between all the game playing, website building and movie watching. These past couple of months have bore the fruit of quite the interesting couple of books and dvds. Some of the literature are education-oriented and books most of you have probably read in the sixth grade, but others really surprised me given the medium of being graphic novels.

After The Jump [Awesome Reads, Watches and Team Coco's most expensive sketch is certainly not in this posting]

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Review: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

That book that you keep staring at is not going to walk out of Barnes & Noble buy itself. Hopefully after reading this little review, you will have decided to pick up the post-mortem collaboration of Jane Austen with the very much living [for now] Seth Grahame-Smith.  Pride and Predjudice and Zombies has been out for almost a year now and is apart of an ongoing series by Quirk Books.  If you are apprehensive about reading a book directly based off of Austen's Pride & Prejudice, or are one of those people [like me] who find Austen's prose off putting, you are in luck.  Pride and Prejudice and Zombies has the perfect blend of literary wit from Jane Austen's original text, in combination with Seth Grahame-Smith's morbid zombie-fied humor.

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Adam Sessler's Soapbox?

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Huge fan of 'The Sess', hmm...he probably would hate that nickname if I actually said it to his face.  I guess he, like most people in the gaming field is bored with games for a bit...so we're talking about books this week!