Chuck Wendig’s Atlanta Burns Raises Some Eyebrows
Chuck Wendig’s latest young adult novel, Atlanta Burns, is causing a bit of a stir around the interwebs.
Continue ReadingChuck Wendig’s latest young adult novel, Atlanta Burns, is causing a bit of a stir around the interwebs.
Continue ReadingToday, Ambassador of Hugs Kevin Zaborney named Baymax, the big balloony robot from Disney’s Big Hero 6, the Most Huggable Character of 2015.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Mel takes a look at Roger Ma’s new The Zombie Combat Field Guide: A Coloring and Activity Book for Fighting the Living Dead. Your survival may well depend on this book.
Continue ReadingThis week the news broke that Scarlett Johansson has been cast to play Major Motoko Kusanagi in the yet-to-be-greenlit live action film of Ghost in the Shell, and to say there were mixed reactions would be an understatement.
Continue ReadingI just wanted to take a moment to wish Stephen Hawking, one of the people who inspired me to study physics and astronomy, a very happy birthday!
Continue ReadingI’ve read The Last Unicorn countless times. Last year, something really odd happened. Reading along, I came to the part where Molly meets the unicorn for the first time, and… well, there was this suspicious moisture in my eyes.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Mel takes a cue from Felicia Day and shares some of her family’s favorite simple board games that anyone can play!
Continue ReadingGeekMom Mel interviews Nerdist.com’s Jessica Chobot about news, kids, holidays, and general geekery!
Continue ReadingGeekMom Mel interviews Sailor Moon enthusiast Charlene Ingram, Senior Manager of Animation Marketing at VIZ Media.
Continue ReadingI don’t know about you, but there is nothing I love more than to read about science that’s presented in an entertaining and digestible way, especially when it pertains to topics I geek out about anyway, like comics and video games.
Continue ReadingSome people think homeschoolers teach their kids at home, short and simple. Well, that’s not entirely true. Sure, I might teach my son, the Chief, how to do math, or how to find out more information about his favorite planet, or we might read stories together. But truly, the learning goes both ways.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Melanie had the opportunity to chat with artist Jen Wang about her work on the new graphic novel, IRL (In Real Life).
Continue ReadingGeekMom Melanie talks to Cory Doctorow, author of such books as Little Brother, Makers, and Rapture of the Nerds, and co-editor of Boing Boing, about his upcoming graphic novel, IRL (In Real Life).
Continue ReadingIf you’re in the mood to wake up a bit early tomorrow morning (October 8, 2014), you’ll get a pretty awesome lunar treat. That’s right, it’s total lunar eclipse time!
Continue ReadingWho wouldn’t want to grow a Lovecraftian terror in the comfort of their own living room?
Continue ReadingIndia made science news around the world on September 24, 2014, with the announcement that their first Mars satellite, Mangalyaan, entered orbit around the red planet.
Continue ReadingEcoFluxx is one of the many games in Looney Labs’ line of Fluxx card games. GeekMom Melanie wonders, is it worth buying another Fluxx game?
Continue ReadingAs a writer of science fiction, as well as a former astrophysics major in college, I usually like to stay up to date on science news. Space news in particular. And when I hear the words, “manned space travel,” I tend to get very excited.
Continue ReadingCan’t afford the big cons for your family? Think local.
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