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14 Star Wars and Shakespeare Crafts to DIY
Posted by Ashley Little
The Geek’s Guide to Dating Webseries: George and Nicole
Welcome to The Geek's Guide to Dating Webseries!
From bloggers to podcasters, indie video game developers to celebrated filmmakers, hard hitting journalists to award-winning storytellers, over the next few months geeks-of-all-kinds will be sharing their love stories and dishing out advice.
In this week's video, you'll met George Tagmire and his girlfriend Nicole, two geeks from South Jersey who share a love (and hate) of playing Animal Crossing together. Hit play to learn about how that game can ruin your relationship.
Posted by Eric Smith
The Cookiepedia: November’s Quirk DIY Book Club Pick!
Image via A Baked Creation
Hey there Quirk fans! Welcome to the Quirk DIY Book Club! This month's selection is The Cookiepedia by Stacy Adimando!
Same as last month, you can snag one of TEN free copies by entering the Rafflecopter below. Winners will receive a copy of the book, and will be encouraged to send in photos of their finished crafts, which we will post here on the Quirk blog at the end of the month. You'll also be invited to pin along with us on our Pinterest page.
Posted by Eric Smith
How to Make a Glitter Pom-Pom Ornament
Use leftover cupcake liners and gold glitter to create an easy ornament that will add sparkle to your holidays.
Posted by Sarah Goldschadt
Winter Cocktails: A Fun Video From Cookin’ & Shootin’
María del Mar Sacasa and Tara Striano, the duo behind Quirk’s Winter Cocktails and the wonderful blog Cookin’ & Shootin’, whipped up a really cute promo video for their upcoming book.
Have a look, and make sure you scope out their blog for more fun food adventures.
Posted by Eric Smith
10 Awesome Starter Comics Series for Bookish Types
(image via flickr)
For the book fiend who devours novel after novel—with little regard to whether it has pictures in it or not—diving into comics might seem daunting. Heck, even dipping a toe into comics might. There are so many out there—not to mention all the countless spinoffs and reboots. Starting on a whole new medium altogether can feel like drowning, and so the book fiend dismisses it with a wave and goes back to novels, where it’s safe and familiar.
Well. There is no surefire guide out there for getting into comics (except one personally tailored to your interests by a close friend or an amazing comic store employee). But I’ve compiled a list that I think comes really, really close. This list is tailored to the interests of the literary nerd—the rad individual who reads voraciously and is ready for the next cool thing, if only they had a diving board. Cannonball!
Posted by Kristina Pino