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Pull List – Feminist Cats And Russian Monks

October 11, 2018 Marcus Deehan

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I feel like every time I’ve had to write about my current pull list, I’ve been months behind on my reading. Usually I end up grabbing a few new books at random and using it as an opportunity to read something I otherwise wouldn’t have. I decided to check out a couple of books this […]

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Cemetery Beach #1 Review

October 8, 2018 Abel G.C.

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I would read a Warren Ellis shopping list at this stage. He’s a writer that’s consistently very solid, with an insane amount of work. As someone who reads his newsletter religiously (Orbital Operations, and I can’t say this enough: you should read this), I’m always surprised by the crazy amount of projects he has going […]

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Delectable Devils – Spooky Saturday

October 6, 2018 Tendai Muzwidzwa

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As much as I love cosplay, Halloween is that one time of year I like to do something a bit different. I like creating original characters or doing some more obscure cosplays. For the month of October we are going to be doing Style Saturdays a little differently; we’re going to share some wonderful videos […]

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September Book Club: Children Of Blood And Bone By Tomi Adeyemi

October 5, 2018 Mary McFadden

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This month we read Tomi Adeyemi‘s Children of Blood and Bone. The official Goodreads synopsis: “Zélie Adebola remembers when the soil of Orïsha hummed with magic. Burners ignited flames, Tiders beckoned waves, and Zélie’s Reaper mother summoned forth souls. But everything changed the night magic disappeared. Under the orders of a ruthless king, maji were […]

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The Dragon Prince Season I | Review

October 5, 2018 Declan Doody

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Netflix owned creations are almost a dime a dozen these days. Some knock it out of the park while others blunder into oblivion. Heralded as a spiritual successor to Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Dragon Prince has finally landed on Netflix. It’s another animation under the streaming service’s belt, but how does it fare? With lead […]

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Binge It Or Bin It | September 2018 Pt 2

October 1, 2018 Mary McFadden

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September has been a pretty good month for me. I’ve watched all the shows I had on my TBW (To Be Watched) list. Although, now that I think about it, that might be a bad thing, depending on your perspective. I mean, it’s a LOT of TV. Maybe I have a problem. Anyway, my potential […]

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Geek Log | Too Many Books

September 28, 2018 Abel G.C.

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Geek Log, Earthdate 280918: Hey, so how’s your week been going so far? Hopefully it’s been good. I got myself a ticket for Metallica in Slane through fan presale and I finally got my final results for my games development course so things are going great. Still, you’re not really here to see what I’m […]

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Paul | Screen Savers

September 27, 2018 Raymond Provencher

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For Screen Savers this week I chose the movie Eragon, but I always check to make sure it hasn’t been done. Unfortunately for me, it has already been done way back in 2015 and you can check that out here. At a bit of a loss of what to watch, my partner suggested the movie Paul. She […]

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Starlink: Battle For Atlas First Impressions

September 26, 2018 Brian Dooley

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Recently I got to check out Ubisoft’s new space shooter and Toys-to-life game, Starlink: Battle For Atlas. The demo started when I had the choice to pick a pilot and plane. You can choose from a number of playable characters, each with their own attributes, and combine with your choice of ships that have their […]

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Devil May Cry 5: Preview

September 24, 2018 David Savage

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These impressions have taken nearly as long to arrive as the game they’re for, the long-awaited and often thought never happening sequel to Devil May Cry 4, DMC 5 is here. The rocky history of the Devil May Cry franchise since DMC4 back in 2008 is well known: a franchise that increased sales with every […]

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