Symbaroum
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison reviews Symbaroum, the dark-fantasy roleplaying game from Free League Publishing.
Blood Ink by Dana Fredsti
Blood Ink is the second novel in Dana Fredsti's Lilith series about Stuntwoman Lee Striga in a supernatural Hollywood.
Brace for impact! SFW XI announces their guest line-up
With only four months since their tenth anniversary, Sci-Fi Weekender proves that they are only going to get bigger and better with their next geek fest!
Incy, Wincy Spider…. “The Spider Dance” by Nick Setchfield
Reading more like Harry Palmer than James Bond, the Spider Dance is memory of a simpler time, when World War 2 was a recent memory, and the Iron Curtain carved the battered, burgeoning and caged chaos of the 50s asunder.
Neall Raemonn Price on Scion
Scion second edition developer Neall Raemonn Price speaks to Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison about gods and the art of mythic world-building.
Rivers of London: Water Weed, by Ben Aaronovitch
New from acclaimed British author and all around nerd Ben Aaronovitch is volume 4 of his graphic novels based of his award winning book series Rivers of London. For those who have not read his work, fear not! One doesn’t need to have read the original books to enjoy this graphic novel series. The world […]
Big Book of Battle Maps by Matt Henderson
There’re two kinds of people who run roleplay games. The first are those who spend hours creating meticulous maps of all the places their players could possibly visit, spending literally millions of moneys on paper and ink and wasting their own precious, precious time. Stop doing that. Buy this book. The second are those who […]
Cosplay from SFW in the City 2
One of the highlights of the recent SFW in the City 2 was the diverse costumes worn by the talented cosplayers there. The sheer breadth of cosplay ranged from faithful recreations of those worn on screen to imaginative re-envisioning of iconic characters. Here, in no particular order, is just a fraction of some of the […]
SFW in the City II
Sci-Fi Weekender’s (SFW) annual satellite event, SFW in the City, held its second event last weekend. Smaller and more intimate than the main event, it still provided a welcome break from the mundanity of everyday life. Peter Ray Allison went along to find out more.
