GeekDis officially starts today! A banner is taped to the wall. It reads "GeekDis starts now!". Beneath the banner additional text reads "A whole month talking about disability representation in pop culture. Join us?" Next to the text is a pair of crutches resting against bookcase. On the bookcase is an assortment of books, a purple box with a green leaf design containing migraine head patches, an aromatherapy candle, medication, an ostomy bag, a roll of bandages, an ankle support bandage and a blue asthma inhaler. On the bottom shelf is a closed purple box with a green leaf design.

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Hello everyone, and thank you for joining me for GeekDis 2023, the annual event discussing disabled and neurodivergent representation in pop culture. If you’re newRead More →

The Doors of Eden by Adrian Tchaikovsky Book Review

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The Doors of Eden Book Review The Doors of Eden is an imaginative science fiction novel that asks the ultimate question of “what if?”. IfRead More →

My thoughts on 2 demos from the Steam Game Festival 2021: Hazel Sky and Potion Craft

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Last month I have decided it was time to start tackling my video game anxiety. Working myself up to diving back into a game inRead More →

Ordinary Miracles by Martyn Carey Book Review. null

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First Impressions I was drawn in by the cover of Ordinary Miracles, which features a mixture of symbols. There’s an old-fashioned steam train, clocks, oriental-styleRead More →

Book Review: Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust

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First Impressions Three things caught my attention when I saw this book available on NetGalley; the title, the stunning cover art and the book summary.Read More →

Book Review: Grumpy Old Gods Volume 1

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I was sent a copy of the Grumpy Old Gods: Volume 1 anthology of short stories by one of the authors, and I was excitedRead More →

Book Review: The Sisters Grimm by Menna van Praag

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First Impressions As a lover of dark fairy tales, I’d be lying if I didn’t say that the word Grimm was not the first thingRead More →