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January 31, 2012Top 10 Sci-Fi & Fantasy Couples by June K. Williams Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. As geeks and gamers have the urge to merge as much as mundanes or muggles I thought I’d weigh in on the top SF & F couples. Missing will be slash couples that are so popular among a
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January 17, 2012Zachery Levi Interview - For five seasons, Zachary Levi has been charming audiences as big box store worker-turned-spy Chuck Bartowski on NBC’s CHUCK, which is about to wrap up its run (the final episode, scheduled for January 27, is entitled “Chuck Vs. the Goodbye”). Levi has brought Chuck from a confused young man trying to cope with glitchy spy software – the Intersect – in his mind to a confident operative able to go on missions after the Intersect was removed.
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The Many Faces of Fantasy Fiction

by June Williams
December 30th, 2008

The Many Faces of Fantasy Fiction
by June Williams
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“Fantasy is the impossible made probable. Science Fiction is the improbable made possible. “Rod Serling creator of the Twighlight Zone
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”-Arthur C. Clarke’s third law
“Any sufficiently advanced magic is indistinguishable from technology.”-Larry Niven

Fantasy in fiction is hard to define because the boundaries keep blurring. When you see the words Fantasy Fiction many people conjure up imagery of faraway kingdoms. Something that looks 8th century, perhaps an even earlier period like the Bronze Age. Lands filled with castles, dragons, unicorns and all manner of wondrous mythical beasties. Realms populated with nobles and not-so-nobles, wizards, witches (not Wiccans), some dressed in silks, lace, furs and jewels others in tatters. Domains where mighty capped sword wielding warriors stand ready with loins girded to save damsels in distress or embark on quests at once noble and dangerous.
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The Role of Weres In The Mercy Thompson Series by Patricia Briggs

by John Winn
December 27th, 2008

Werewolves Are Cuddly…Not!
(The Role of Weres In The Mercy Thompson Series by Patricia Briggs)

The hoopla over the Mercy Thompson trilogy has got me thinking. No, I’m not planning to harm myself so that I can be turned into a werewolf and become an Alpha male (although judging by the cover art of the books, Mercedes is quite a catch). With all the attention in the trilogy on the role of pack relations and Mercy’s own relationships with Adam and Samuel, I had to know, how much of the sexual and emotional chemistry in the books was good ol’ deductive reasoning and how much of it was literary sizzle? Armed with this burning question, I did some sleuthing of my own. Armed with a day’s worth of gumshoe research at the local public library, and aided by my trusty sidekick Google, I came up with some titillating answers…only it’s not exactly the type of thing the mechanic herself would want to hear.
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Blood Bound – A Mercy Thompson Novel – Book 2

by John Winn
December 20th, 2008

Blood Bound
A Mercy Thompson Novel
Book 2 – Review
by Patricia Briggs
ISBN-10: 0441014739
ISBN-13: 978-0441014736

One of the perils of a science fiction series–or any other media–is the so-called “sophomore slump”. The period when the audience is still in love with the world the character has created, yet it is obvious that sequel, or sequels, aren’t as good as the original. Novels plod along at a slower pace, and situations that used to be interesting no longer have the same charm that they used to have. Such is not the case with Patricia Brigg’s follow up to Moon Called. This paranormal action-fantasy still delivers a drop-kick of adrenaline to the senses, and that’s all that matters.
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Categories Patricia Briggs, Reviews, Reviews: Books
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Win an 8GB Mp3 Player, T-Shirts & Books From Buzzy

by Administrator
December 16th, 2008

Buzzy Blog contest winners ending 2/16/09

1st place winner – Briarose Ha’Zthornz – January 22nd, 2009 at 1:12 am – Bite, Hype, and Bandwagons: The Truth about Vampires

2nd place winner – Xaverri D. – January 2nd, 2009 at 6:42 am – Fairies & The Dresden Files Universe

3rd place winner – Gaia – January 6th, 2009 at 5:12 pm – Flesh & Blood or Digital Gaming


1st Prize – Philips 8 GB Flash Video MP3 Player with FM Radio and 3.5-inch Color Screen (Black)

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Gamers Who Happen To Be Girls

by Theresa Bane
December 15th, 2008
WHAT’S IT LIKE TO BE A GIRL GAMER?

by Theresa Bane
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Someone asked me “what’s it like to be a girl gamer?” Odd question, but I suppose fair enough. At the risk of sounding like some old coot, we chicks had it a lot harder back in my day. Gaming was virtually unheard of, and the only store in the mall that carried gaming stuff was located on the bottom level of the mall in a mazelike area. “Kathy’s Gaming Shop,” which later changed its name to “The Dungeon Masters’” was the only place you could meet, game, and shop all in one place. Kathy became a surrogate mother to about 100 kids and knew us all by name. She more or less babysat us Friday evenings and from mall’s opening to close all day Saturday. She was a sweet lady, and now nicely retired on the countless dimes and dollars we kids willingly gave her hand over fist back in the day. But, I’m getting ahead of myself. Let me start at the beginning.
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