Which Science Fiction Writer Are You?

I am: Robert A. Heinlein Beginning with technological action stories and progressing to epics with religious overtones, this take-no-prisoners writer racked up some huge sales numbers.

Which science fiction writer are you?

Blah, blah, blah, podcast, blah, blah....

In case you're wondering, the podcast will now be hosted elsewhere (Here, at libsyn.com. I'll probably still throw up a post when I put out a new 'cast, but I found a decent deal on hosting. Plus, this makes it possible for me to put up archives...

New Podcast Friday!

New podcast!
New songs!
New Promo!
New EXCITEMENT
Listen up. You'll dig it.
Click on the big, blue iPod Mini and feel the music.

A Startling Discovery

Why the MSM isn't giving this more coverage is beyond me. I'd claim bias, but I'm not sure said bias would favor.

*REVIEW ME!*

If you're a close Geekpundit reader, you'll notice that a quote has appeared on the left-hand side of the page, just beneath my profile! While there is currently only a single quote, I invite comments from each and every one of you. IMs, E-mails, comments on the blog: all feedback is welcome! So, sit back, kick up your shoes and let that constructive criticism flow.

P.S. I've got an RSS feed for the podcast now. Do you have a podcasting client? If not, you've already let the world pass you by. Head on over to Podcast Alley and pick one up. I use iPodder 2.0, which is FREE and works great. Though, I've also heard great things about Doppler. Give it a try. You'll be glad you did.

Feel the Illinoise!

If you've listened to my podcast, you've heard "Chicago" by Sufjan Stevens. What I neglected to mention is that the album,"Come On, Feel the Illinoise" won't be out for another month, or so. To wet your appetite further, here's the album art.


Courtesy of The Big Ticket, which is a great mp3 blog and really worth checking out.

And for all you'd ever want to know about this album, visit Fantastic Promotion's page on Sufjan Stevens.