The return of the study group in “Community,” the battle of the Norse gods in “Ragnarok,” and the TV version of John Green’s “Looking for Alaska.
Tag: #Review
Geek Book Review: We Are Totally Normal
Fluid identity, power dynamics in high school, and an ugly and awkward but real side of a relationship.
TV Series Review Vol. 4 No. 7: The Politician Season 2
The New York Senate seat race begins. Vote for Payton Hobart!
Geek Book Review: A Heart in a Body in the World
“I must use my voice, because it’s the only thing you have when someone is larger and more powerful than you.”
Geek Book Review: A Very Large Expanse of Sea
Tahereh Mafi’s “A Very Large Expanse of Sea” is one of the most perceptive stories in YA fiction.
Geek Book Review: Rain Falls on Everyone
This is a country of questions or maybe just one question. Why?
The TV Series Review Vol. 4 No. 6: “Freud”
Hypnosis, historical fiction, and a Sherlock-like case in “Freud.”
Geek Book Review: Patron Saints of Nothing
“I drift off to sleep thinking of my cousin and me, of humanity and its problems, of oceans and islands. I imagine both of us, patron saints of nothing.”
Top 10 Best TV Series (April)
Vatican scandals, college days, and a war on a galaxy far, far away. Here’s our Top 10 Geek list for this month’s best TV series.
Geek Book Review: The Color of Lies by C.J. Lyons
The best lies always begin in the truth. Ella Cleary has a rare ability: she could see colors that reveal people’s true emotions. Her world is set on taking care of her grandmother who has the same rare medical condition. Her dream of traveling around the world just a fantasy. But when a young journalist…
