[REVIEW] ‘SLEEPING WHILE STANDING’ IS A BEAUTIFUL MEMOIR ABOUT LOVE, LOSS, AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN (E.G. DEMONS)
In Sleeping While Standing, Taki Soma deftly uses space, pattern play, and unique effects to create texture and evoke emotion.
[REVIEW] JUMP ‘INTO RADNESS’ THIS SUMMER
Into Radness tells the story of the group of aspiring influencers behind the VHS-recorded series Into Radness.
[LIST] MAY STAFF PICKS
Check out what the Geek’d-Out staff is recommending this month: literature, music, an 8-volume graphic novel, and a television series.
[REVIEW] EMBRACE THE EXISTENTIAL EMPTINESS IN ‘DEAD KINGS HAVE NO DREAMS’
After reading the first few pages of Dead Kings Have No Dreams, my brain sent a transmission deep into my soul: This is it.
[REVIEW] MARCH STAFF PICKS
This month the Geek’d Out staff has your entertainment needs covered. We’ve got recommendations for what to listen to, read, and watch!
[REVIEW] ‘THE NIGHTMARE BRIGADE’ IS A SPOOKY, HEARTFELT STORY FOR ALL AGES
‘The Nightmare Brigade’ thoughtfully explores the importance of facing our fears despite the power that nightmares can hold over us.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] CHRONOPHAGE
If you were given the chance to have everything you ever wanted, would you risk losing the thing most precious to you?
[REVIEW] MAGGIE LEARNS TO SLAY HER DRAGON IN ‘JUST ROLL WITH IT’
‘Just Roll With It’ tells the story of Maggie: a sixth grader with OCD and anxiety who learns how to slay her dragon.
[REVIEW] ‘GOOD NIGHT, HEM’ IS A TREAT FOR AMERICAN LIT SCHOLARS
Good Night, Hem offers three interconnecting stories about Ernest Hemingway, in the form of a dog-like creature.