Dust and Sand – Chapter 8 – By Sean P. Wallace
Chapter 8 The kid’s ride had gone a mile by the time they caught up to it, having thankfully trotted along aimlessly following its initial dash.
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Dust and Sand - Chapter 5 - By Sean P. Wallace
Chapter 5 Dust packed, collected his equipment for the mission and stepped out into the fresh morning air.
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Dust and Sand - Chapter 4 - By Sean P. Wallace
Shadows Fade followed the strange trail through the Badlands. Something foul had stirred. Unlike most, she loved the Badlands.
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Dust and Sand – Chapter 2- By Sean P. Wallace
Chapter 2 The posse rose with the sun. Winston Grainger, Maintenance Overseer for the Texan Telegraph Concern, rolled out of his rawhide tent and stood…
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Dust and Sand - Chapter 1- By Sean P. Wallace
Chapter 1 Dust was drinking. Alone. Again. The Broken Bottle, that’s where he was.
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Superman Vs The Elite- DVD Review
Warners Animation have been busy bunnies in the straight to DVD department over the last couple of years, working their way through DCs back catalogue of stories and bringing them to life with varied success ; , the latest of the bunch being 'Superman Vs The Elite.'
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The Imperial army and the awakening of my inner child
Like many of you, Star Wars was - and I guess could be argued- IS, a big part of my life.
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E3 2012 Press Conferences
Sadly Geek Pride, being the young whippersnappers we are, were not at E3 this year…. One day… one day!
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Avengers Assemble - Film
Plot: Loki (Hiddleston) returns hell bent on claiming Earth as his own, S. H. I. E. L. D.
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THE SCHOOL CODE
With a growing campaign and support from the Education Secretary Michael Gove, there is what some people call a controversial move to bring computer coding…
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