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Tag: Fiction

Author Sarah Kuhn Geeks Out About Superhero Fashion

July 13, 2016December 15, 2017Melanie Meadors1

This week, author and essayist Sarah Kuhn joins us to talk about a subject near and dear to my heart: superhero fashion! Check out her new novel, ‘Heroine Complex,’ now available in bookstores everywhere.

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The Science of Fiction: Mudbloods

June 1, 2016December 16, 2017Nivi Engineer3

Fiction is great for science. I might even contend that it is a necessary contributor of some of the greatest scientific discoveries.

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Author Peter Tieryas Geeks Out About Mecha!

May 5, 2016December 15, 2017Melanie Meadors1

This week on Geek Speaks…Fiction! we welcome science fiction author Peter Tieryas! Peter’s new book The United States of Japan from Angry Robot is quickly becoming a fan favorite, combining alternate history, tech, and of course, mecha!

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May is National Short Story Month

May is National Short Story Month

May 3, 2016December 8, 2017Nivi Engineer

This month, explore the short story.

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How Nikola Tesla’s Theories Unleash M.G. Buehrlen’s Inner Geek

April 27, 2016December 15, 2017Melanie Meadors1

This week we welcome YA author M.G. Buehrlen to Geek Speaks…Fiction! M.G. tells us all about why Nikola Tesla’s theories make her geek out, and how they helped inspire her new book, ‘The Untimely Deaths of Alex Wayfare.’

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Geeking Out About Giant Robots and City Smashing Kaiju

March 29, 2016December 15, 2017Melanie Meadors

Nick Sharps (N.X. Sharps) is the editor of the acclaimed anthology, ‘Kaiju Rising: Age of Monsters’ from Ragnarok Publications. This week on Geek Speaks…Fiction! Nick tells readers about his latest anthology, ‘MECH: Age of Steel,’ and how it made him geek out!

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Between the Bookends: July 2015

July 15, 2015December 15, 2017Sophie Brown3

This month in Between the Bookends, the GeekMoms have been reading about alien parasites, parenting skills, dark fantasy, climbing Everest, and the songs that tell the story of modern Britain.

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Project Superhero: A Book For Your Young, Comics-Loving Girl

December 10, 2014December 15, 2017Ruth Suehle

In this fiction/non-fiction hybrid for pre-teen girls, Jessie’s 8th-grade class embarks on the Superhero Slam, a year-long project to explore heroes and superheroes—culturally, scientifically, and sociologically—culminating in a one-on-one debate for superhero supremacy.

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Pulp Fiction in Pearl’s Peril

November 21, 2014December 15, 2017Karen Burnham2

Pearl’s Peril features a competent heroine whose engineering prowess often saves the day in this pulp fictional adventure game.

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Jonathan Wood: Being a Man Who Doesn’t Kick-Ass, Writing Women Who Do

September 9, 2014November 26, 2017Natania Barron1

Jonathan Wood joins GeekMom as a guest to share how kick-ass women inspire his writing.

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7 New Middle Grade and YA Books I Want to Read This Fall

August 19, 2014December 15, 2017Jackie Reeve

These are the new fall releases at the top of school librarian and GeekMom Jackie’s To Read pile.

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Between the Bookends at GeekMom

May 7, 2014December 15, 2017Sophie Brown

Once again, the GeekMoms have been reading an incredible variety of books this month. Hear about a drug-filled near-future dystopia, a mouse detective, the “lost journal” of Assassin’s Creed’s Blackbeard, and an academic introduction to the work of Joss Whedon.

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Writing Bone Dust: Learning to Love Process With Evernote and Post-it Brand

April 16, 2014November 26, 2017Natania Barron3

When a disorganized mom meets the magic of Post-it Brand and Evernote, amazing things can happen.

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Backward Compatible: YA Romance for People Like Us

February 2, 2014December 15, 2017Sophie Brown

Backward Compatible is a boy-meets-girl romance for people like us and is crammed full of more geek references than an entire season of Community.

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Green Tara: Sci-Fi Eco Adventure

January 9, 2014December 16, 2017Rebecca Angel

Ecology gets a space-adventure for young adults in a new book by K.H. Brower. Green Tara: A Bosque Family Adventure is set in a future where Earth can no longer sustain life.. Can one girl change that and bring humans back home?

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Hammer of Witches

August 24, 2013November 24, 2017Rebecca Angel

Hammer of Witches by Shana Mlawski is all about stories: fairy tales, religious texts, and history. She takes what we know of Columbus’ voyage to America and uses it as the backdrop about a boy learning the power of words, and the magic behind the meaning of stories. It’s a good book.

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