The final act of this drama starts several days later. While before it was the beginning of the Christmas holidays for the nephews, now it’s Christmas Eve, I’m pretty sure. Scrooge, now impoverished, has moved in with Donald the nephews. … Continue reading →
I’m pretty confident everybody knows what Donald Duck’s deal is (he’s got the sweetest disposition, never starts an argument or shows a bit of temperament, is never wrong and always right, wouldn’t dream of starting a fight, and gets stuck … Continue reading →
Okay, so that one Jughead story I don’t know the title of, or the writer, or the artist, or the year of first publication. But this one, this one I can tell you is “A Christmas for Shacktown,” written and … Continue reading →
When I was a kid I read a bunch of Archie comics for a while there. I don’t recall the exact years but probably something like 1987 to 1989. I remember having a subscription (?) to the Jughead digest. I … Continue reading →
Okay, you know what? I’m not going to apologize for it. When we found out my wife was pregnant, I decided it was time to stop screwing around and ever since that day I’ve written at least a thousand words … Continue reading →
As you know, hypothetical version of my sister who has slightly more time on her hands and who is interested in what I’m into nowadays, I was into Community for a long time. We don’t need to talk about it, … Continue reading →
Generally when I’m talking about stuff I liked it’s with the goal of bringing novelty to the attention of you, the imagined Sometimes I Write Things reader. Given that as far as I can tell, the actual readership of this … Continue reading →
Have you read “the Case of Charles Dexter Ward,” by H.P. Lovecraft? Are you sure? I ask because, listen, I do a podcast called Appendix N. It’s me and another guy with my name (which he spells Geoff) talking about … Continue reading →
Once upon a time I had a favorite computer game magazine. This was in 1993 or so, before there was an internet to speak of, and we had to go to newsstands for our game-reviews-as-rewritten-press-releases and breathless interviews with … Continue reading →
At the moment I’m about a third of the way through Consider Phlebas by Iain M. Banks, and I’ve been watching Orphan Black on Amazon streaming, and in the one case I haven’t finished it yet and in the other I don’t … Continue reading →
