Freda Warrington is a British author of vampire, fantasy and supernatural novels. Born in Leicester, Warrington has created such favourites as the Blackbird series, the Blood Wine series, Dark Cathedral series, The Jewelfire Trilogy and Aetherial Tales series. The British Fantasy Society have nominated four of her stories for Best Novel awards and Elfland took […]
Archives for May 2014
A notable highlight from 13th May 2014 by Andrew Girdwood is described as "Rather than starting at the beginning so every one can catch up - SyFy have done the mature geek thing of launching a series that follows on from where the movie left off.". It also was tagged with Paul Bettany.
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Gender swap Aquaman cosplay
This striking cosplay by Tenleid (over 7,000 Facebook Likes) benefits from a fantastic location and photography. The costume, I think, is pretty accurate for Aquaman too. It’s just that Aquaman never quite shared a body shape with Tenleid.
SyFy step up the sci-fi with Dominion
Rather than starting at the beginning so every one can catch up – SyFy have done the mature geek thing of launching a series that follows on from where the movie left off. The catch? I don’t think I ever got around to watching Paul Bettany in Scott Stewart’s Legion film even though it ticks […]
The all new Pokemon dress
Rather than cosplay for London’s MCM Comic Con, deviant artist Froodals decided to take the geek cred of a dress made of Pokemon cards up to 11. The result? A complex Pokemon dress complete with sunshade. The build is detailed on her deviant art page with some of the highlight construction photos shared below.
Game of Thrones: Buy your own Iron Throne
[On sale at Firebox] Blood has been spilt in the quest for the Iron Throne. What are you prepared to offer? If you’re prepared to offer £20,000 then there’s good news. You’ll qualify for free shipping and within 6 to 8 weeks Firebox will deliver to you one Iron Throne replica. It’s not iron but […]
Pokemon TV: Free anime for your kids so you can game in peace
One of the biggest challenges gamer parents face is finding good ways to distract their kids successfully enough so that they can find time to game. Step forward Pokemon TV. This is a free app which provides free episodes of all the Pokemon TV shows and movies – but not at once. There’s a library […]
Phanto of the Mushroom Kingdom
There’s a lot of geek cred in Gaston Leroux’s The Phantom of the Opera and I don’t mind admitting that I like Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical version. I’m clearly not the only geek who feels this way as Random Encounters have been inspired. After Princess Peach manages to musically destroy much of the Mushroom Kingdom […]
In Dark Service: Exploring Far-Called with Stephen Hunt
Stephen Hunt is geek of note and respect. He step up SFcrowsnest.org.uk, a hugely popular geek site (Geek Native has envy issues), he is an internet pioneer and his fiction has been so successful he writes full time now. The Times described his Jackelian Novels as “inventive, ambitious work, full of wonders and marvels”. Hunt’s […]
A look inside Crafty Games’ Terris: Wrought of Copper
Terris: Wrought of Copper is a supplement for Crafty Games’ Mistborn RPG. The book was written in cooperation with Brandon Sanderson the author of the Mistborn series and the sourcebook is considered an official expansion of the canon of the novels. As a result Terris: Wrought of Copper is intended for players, Narrators and fans […]
Demonic chaos: A review of the Blue Exorcist movie
I’ve reviewed the two parts of the Blue Exorcist TV show on Geek Native and rather enjoyed the show. Those encounters were based on the subbed version of the anime. I jumped at the chance to watch Blue Exorcist: The Movie at my local indie cinema but made a surprise discovery when I got there. […]
