Imagine fighting over a so-busy club in order to talk to someone. You’re using your elbow to defend your space. Everyone else is talking. Loudly. If you can cope with that then you must see Mashable’s interview with geek darling Felicia Day at the Streamys Awards. Mashable focuses on social media. I recommend the site. […]
An inteview with Seven Hundred – Steven Anderson
Steven Anderson is a Glasgow based graphic designer who shot to geek fame through his awesome treatment of Mr Men as super heroes and villains. The sample of Steven’s art on Geek Native has been one of the blogs most retweeted URLs in months and so I cheekily pestered Steven for an interview. Hurrah! He […]
The Tom Scott interview and a Lady Gaga race with LG inTouch Max Android phones
What a long blog title! This post has come about because I was pointed in the direction of a video staring geek comedian Tom Scott, some LG inTouch Max Android phones and a Top Gear style race in order to win some Lady Gaga tickets (with the tickets going to the winner, btw). The video […]
Mystic Eye Games e-View | Echoes #6
Doug Herring is the President of Mystic Eye Games and Hal Greenberg enjoys the role of Vice-President and Art Director. Mystic Eye Games’ successes include The Hunt: Rise of Evil, Bluffside (produced first by Thunderhead Games under Hal), Giant Monster Rampage and now team-ups to produce Dragonstar and Armageddon supplements. GameWyrd’s questions appear in strange […]
Interview with James Norbury of the Corporation RPG
The Corporation RPG will always have a special place here at Geek Native. Why? They were one our first Twitter followers and you can follow their own Twitter account here. It took me a while but I finally managed to put some questions into an email and fired them off to James. To my delight; […]
Interview with game designer and author Jess Hartley
Jess Hartley hit the scene in 2001, is known for her work with White Wolf (the Exalted novel “In Northern Twilight”, Skinchangers, Reliquary, The Beast That Hunts Blood and many more) as well as her horror anthology Buried Tales of Pinebox Texas. Jess is also a skilled social media networker, runs JessHarley.com, a Twitter account […]
