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asato_muraki at 08:22pm on 05/01/2011 under geekachicas
asato_muraki at 08:22pm on 05/01/2011 under geekachicasI have been very BAD at posting links since, like, Thanksgiving. So, here's a round-up of all the cool articles I have failed to promote in this space. *headdesk*
The first was Happy Harry Potter Day, posted on the day Deathly Hallows part 1 came out, or thereabouts. *headdesk* It has a couple of cool/cute videos with the cast and one obsessed fan. :D
Then there was Harry Potter and the Awesome Fan Experience by the incomparable Beatrice Blythe. It's part review and part fannish observation, but all FUN.
Then there is a video, Geek Parenting 101: How to Talk to Your Kids about Star Wars.
And part of our pre-holiday giving series, $15 gets you $25 at Kiva by Nightsky.
There were the 12 Days of Geekmas, beginning here and continuing here. It's really cute. There's more, too (here, here, and here), but the season has kind of passed. :( My bad.
Just the thing for that Holiday Spirit, Mv2.3's Cthulhu Carols -- Holidays Filled with Love...craft.
Then there's Nightsky's The BLF Knocks One Out of the Park about a particular bit of billboard modification by the Billboard Liberation Front. Awesome!
Then Mv2.3 chimed in with A (Dated) Holiday Exclusive about Merrily Manson, the Marilyn Manson Christmas recording.
Then more of our pre-holiday giving showcase, by Beatrice Blythe, Change the World, Win Awesome Prizes! Focusing on Patrick Rothfuss' Worldbuilders fund raiser for Heifer International.
Amalia the Savage popped up with news about Thor Poster and Teaser in Theaters!. It's getting closer, people!
Pearce then took a look at new film "reboots" in New Films - Hit It and Quit It Already!
In the run up to Christmas, we had Peta Jinnath Andersen with Geek Chic for You Tree - 3 Geeky Christmas Ornaments Everyone Can Make. I tried them with my nieces over the holiday, and fun was had by all. ;)
Then there was the unforgettable Rudolph the Regular Reindeer. Classic!
Jessenovels treated us to more THE DARK KNIGHT RISES NEWS with news, rumor and speculation about the next Batman film, set to film soonish here in New Orleans. :D
Alpha Lyra then shared a fun article all about Chocolate! Yum.
Then Nightsky revisited the ebook debate in Book++. Some really interesting discussion in the comments, too.
Amalia the Savage then shared some Wisdom from the Saga of the Voslungs, which I found really interesting.
Pearce stayed on top of the Movie beat with her review Tron: Eyecandy and Nightsky celebrated the solstice with Sol Invictus.
On Christmas Eve, Mv2.3 treated us to some original fiction with "Slay Ride" - A Christmas Tale.
On New Year's Eve, I posted a compilation of GeekaChicas' Top Ten Articles of 2010. A fun look back and Femme Doctors and other popular articles.
The most recent article is The Doctor Says Hello Christmas, Goodbye Geronimo by Peta Jinnath Andersen. We've had so much fun with Doctor Who this year! :)
The first was Happy Harry Potter Day, posted on the day Deathly Hallows part 1 came out, or thereabouts. *headdesk* It has a couple of cool/cute videos with the cast and one obsessed fan. :D
Then there was Harry Potter and the Awesome Fan Experience by the incomparable Beatrice Blythe. It's part review and part fannish observation, but all FUN.
Then there is a video, Geek Parenting 101: How to Talk to Your Kids about Star Wars.
And part of our pre-holiday giving series, $15 gets you $25 at Kiva by Nightsky.
There were the 12 Days of Geekmas, beginning here and continuing here. It's really cute. There's more, too (here, here, and here), but the season has kind of passed. :( My bad.
Just the thing for that Holiday Spirit, Mv2.3's Cthulhu Carols -- Holidays Filled with Love...craft.
Then there's Nightsky's The BLF Knocks One Out of the Park about a particular bit of billboard modification by the Billboard Liberation Front. Awesome!
Then Mv2.3 chimed in with A (Dated) Holiday Exclusive about Merrily Manson, the Marilyn Manson Christmas recording.
Then more of our pre-holiday giving showcase, by Beatrice Blythe, Change the World, Win Awesome Prizes! Focusing on Patrick Rothfuss' Worldbuilders fund raiser for Heifer International.
Amalia the Savage popped up with news about Thor Poster and Teaser in Theaters!. It's getting closer, people!
Pearce then took a look at new film "reboots" in New Films - Hit It and Quit It Already!
In the run up to Christmas, we had Peta Jinnath Andersen with Geek Chic for You Tree - 3 Geeky Christmas Ornaments Everyone Can Make. I tried them with my nieces over the holiday, and fun was had by all. ;)
Then there was the unforgettable Rudolph the Regular Reindeer. Classic!
Jessenovels treated us to more THE DARK KNIGHT RISES NEWS with news, rumor and speculation about the next Batman film, set to film soonish here in New Orleans. :D
Alpha Lyra then shared a fun article all about Chocolate! Yum.
Then Nightsky revisited the ebook debate in Book++. Some really interesting discussion in the comments, too.
Amalia the Savage then shared some Wisdom from the Saga of the Voslungs, which I found really interesting.
Pearce stayed on top of the Movie beat with her review Tron: Eyecandy and Nightsky celebrated the solstice with Sol Invictus.
On Christmas Eve, Mv2.3 treated us to some original fiction with "Slay Ride" - A Christmas Tale.
On New Year's Eve, I posted a compilation of GeekaChicas' Top Ten Articles of 2010. A fun look back and Femme Doctors and other popular articles.
The most recent article is The Doctor Says Hello Christmas, Goodbye Geronimo by Peta Jinnath Andersen. We've had so much fun with Doctor Who this year! :)