The Beast of Beauclair, The Witcher
First I get the proof copy, then I check it, then I pull the trigger on it, then hopefully it gets published to Amazon. Then I’ll swear and fix whatever typos made it past all of that, because that’s what happens.
Continue reading Ordered the proof of TALES FROM THE FERMI RESOLUTION today. (Cover Artwork and links!)
The Great Gatsby. I guess because it’s in the public domain now? I’m still reading it.
Exposition that’s trying not to be an infodump!
I assume it will not be rated PG: “For those of you who are fans of Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino’s vampire horror film, From Dusk Till Dawn, you might be excited to learn that there’s an animated series in development that’s set in that universe.” And… it does not actually sound bad, either. Rodriguez apparently wants it all to be about Aztec vampire lore, which could be both gory, and fun. Not gonna lie: I liked Certain Dark Things, although I suspect this is not going to be that.
Based around this:
I don’t know if I’ll make the money back on advertising this way. On the other hand, I find the idea pretty freaking rad and I can spend my money any way that I like. And on the gripping hand, most of the racers donate their sponsorships to Child’s Play, which is a charity that I heartily approve of. So I figure I can honorably shell out a few bucks on this.
Moe Lane
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I was wondering what BOSS LEVEL might offer that would distinguish itself from movies like, say, EDGE OF TOMORROW. Turns out the answer is “USE OR LOSE THE EXPLODY-BUDGET, BOYS! AND CLEAN OUT THE TROPES BOX WHILE YOU’RE AT IT!”
(Via GeekTyrant) This is not a criticism. I’m honestly more likely to see this movie than EDGE OF TOMORROW. It has the potential to amuse.
It’s good! Check it out. Although, a confession: I only watched the first episode. Look, I can watch more TV, or I can write more. Which should I go with?