Five down, one to go. The countdown has begun to the final season of the best show ever to grace television airwaves.
Okay, while that may be a bit of hyperbole, I would attempt to argue the validity of that statement if necessary. LOST is an amazing program, and it has taken its audience on an [...]
We have an exciting announcement to make!
The folks over at Revelife have stumbled across Faith & Geekery, and it seems they like what they’ve found. We are now working with them to publish some of our stories on their website. They’ve already featured recent articles like:
Offense or Defense? (On Revelife here.)
The Angst of the Evangelical [...]
It has been quite a week for author Neil Gaiman!
It all started Monday morning, when he was informed that his recent work The Graveyard Book had won the Newbery Medal for 2009…
“The problem with Christian fiction? What? How hypocritical of him…”
It’s true. I’ve been known to enjoy Christian fiction, and I still count people like Frank Peretti and Sigmund Brouwer to be among some of my favorite authors. However, I think both of those authors are, for the most part, fairly immune from the problem discussed [...]
I must beg a boon of your forgiveness, for you see…I have failed.
I have failed as a geek, and I have failed as your faithful guardian of geekery. Last night, I had the opportunity to attend a reading of a portion of Neil Gaiman’s new book, The Graveyard Book, by Neil himself.
…And I did not [...]
How important is being relevant?
In case you haven’t noticed here, my brand of “geekery” means a lot of things, but it all centers in some way on media, as does much of my life outside of my hobbies and interests.
Last Thursday, I had the opportunity to attend a lecture given by Mark Driscoll of Mars [...]
No, not reviews of the movie. Sorry.
My friend Kim over at Bold.Blue.Adventure has taken it upon herself to read Watchmen and she has posted her review. I think this will be of interest to a lot of people because her review is from the perspective of someone who has, like so many people in America, [...]
I got the chance to see The Dark Knight again yesterday (my father- and brother-in-law hadn’t yet seen it, so we went). Having already enjoyed the film once, I had the chance on this viewing to appreciate and ponder some of its finer details, the foreshadowing, the glimpses at the thematic elements, and the symbolism [...]
Probably not another full Halo game…although I guess that could be the case. Maybe a Halo 3 expansion or something…hmm…
I’m getting ahead of myself.
Background: the other day, the folks at Bungie snagged the Edge Award for Interactive Innovation, beating out some pretty major contendors (Portal, Super Mario Galaxy, Wii Fit, Rock Band, and Grand Theft [...]
Peculiar
Hello, my name is Aaron, and I’m a geek.
The word “geek” has been defined as “a peculiar or otherwise odd person, especially one who is perceived to be overly obsessed with one or more things including those of intellectuality, electronics, gaming, etc.” As hard as it may be to admit it, that defines many [...]
Mark Driscoll: Christ & Media - How Important is Being Relevant?: 
