There are surprisingly few official TV and film adaptations of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series of novels. Especially considering how many books he wrote. And frankly, just how popular they all are.
Today is my 30th birthday! I’ve long had a plan of making a sort of autobiography composed of several blog posts on this site. This week, after writing a bunch of new posts, I finished that goal.
In this pilot episode of the Geekare Humanum podcast, Sindre and Renate discuss: Maja Lunde books (The History of Bees, The End of the Ocean), Harmonquest, Dungeons & Dragons, Muse, Dolemite Is My Name.
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Anubis: Dog of Death #1 is now live on Kickstarter!
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During February 2020 I’ll be running my first ever Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, for a print of Issue #1 of Anubis: Dog of Death.
It’s almost difficult to believe now that I was more into books than video games as a young child. Reading was something I did almost every day after being taught at an early age by my grandmother; and I have fond memories of visiting our local library and spending long sunny days with hardbacks in her garden.
Would you be interested in writing guest posts for my blog?
I am looking for posts about something that you like from popular culture. A movie, or book, song, painting, TV-show, video game, etc.
A lot of people are unhappy with the finale of Game Of Thrones.
And while I think the ending was fine, it could definitely have been better.
Here’s a drawing of Anubis The Dog spray-painted and dressed up to look like Ghost The Direwolf.
Game Of Thrones has been my absolute favorite show for the last few years.
So I and John Barry Ballaran, the makers of the Anubis: Dog of Death indie comic, wanted to mark the ending of this wonderful show.
Let’s write some funny articles based on science fiction clickbait headlines! 😀
A few months ago, I wrote a post where I listed a few funny fantasy themed article titles I had made with a clickbait generator.
Douglas Noel Adams is my favorite author.
His brand of comedy has inspired and delighted me ever since I discovered The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy in my early teens.
I have been playing around with a clickbait title generator lately, and I wanted to share some of the funniest results with you.