We have a verrryyyyyy special birthday today. Today, we celebrate the birthday of our resident comic book reading, Twin Peak loving, Spiderman fiending, heavy metal rocking, video game crushing member, Brian LeTendre. We wanted to give you a few gifts, Brian. So please sit back, relax, and enjoy! You know I love to start out with some spirits, so Brian, here is my birthday drink for you. I give you, the Alien Brain Hemmorhage. Recipe: Fill a shot glass full of half peach schnapps, with Bailey’s Irish Cream poured on top. Once the shot is almo[...]
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July 2017
1 If you aren't a fan of fireworks, or you need to stay home with the pups so that they don't go insane with the noise, here's the perfect book for you to read... WELCOME TO THE DEAD HOUSE by R.L. Stine, is the first book published in the Goosebumps series. It was originally released in July 1992. Since then, it has been re-released 2 more times with new covers. There is also a TV episode you can watch! [...]
I have some many creepy reads that honestly, I probably couldn't keep track if it wasn't for Goodreads and its To-Read list feature. I thought I'd share some of my favorite books that are awaiting to be read. I know it's July but in my head, it's always autumn. Also, right now, most of these are on sale too, so I've included buy links. Lana used to know what was real. That was before when her life was small and quiet. Her golden step-brother, Ben, was alive, she could only dream about bonfiring with the populars, their wooded island home was[...]
The Yellow King Roleplaying Game may be my most anticipated game of all time. I grew up on Dungeons & Dragons, and I have collected roleplaying game books for years. Many of them I haven't even played, I just absolutely love reading about different world, game mechanics and adventure ideas. As a writer, roleplaying games have been a huge influence on me (just read my Parted Veil series), and writing for a roleplaying game is a bucket list item for me. In short--I love roleplaying games. I also love horror, and Robert Chambers' The King in Yellow (get it f[...]