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Irene L. Pynn’s The Princess and Her Playstation™ – My ONE PROBLEM with JK Rowling
A Huffington Post blogger recently came under fire for announcing that, if JK Rowling truly loves literature, she should quit making any. Writer Lynn Shepherd’s justification for this controversial post is basically that Ms. Rowling has already made all the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Commentary, Editorial, Geek Culture, Harry Potter, IMJ Nation™ Column, Inveterate Media Junkies™ Exclusive, Irene L. Pynn, Opinion
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Irene L. Pynn’s The Princess and Her PS3™
I’ve always felt a bit of shame when I announce that I love Doctor Who. I wear my The Angels Have the Phone Box shirt with pride and refer to the sky after sunset as TARDIS blue, but I know the … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Doctor Who, IMJ Nation™, Inveterate Media Junkies™ Exclusive, Irene L. Pynn, Opinion, Science Fiction, Television, The Princess And Her PS3
Tagged BBC, Christopher Ecclesto, David Tennant, Doctor Who, Dr. Who, Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith, Ninth Doctor, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, Science Fiction Television, Tenth Doctor, Who, Who is the Hottest Doctor Who, Who is the Hottest Who
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Irene L. Pynn’s The Princess and Her PS3™ – 5 Creepy Christmas Songs
I love Holiday Music. From Thanksgiving to Christmas, the radio in my house unapologetically subjects pets, family, friends, and unsuspecting visitors to carol after carol. All. Day. Long. It’s the most wonderful time of the year! I also love to … Continue reading
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Irene L. Pynn’s The Princess and Her PS3™ – The Fantastic Hazard Yet Forward Benefit Anthology
A special thank you to Ian and Jose for allowing Jason Jack Miller, Heidi Ruby Miller and myself to donate our columns this week to an incredible cause— Breast Cancer Awareness. If you remember Ian’s warning letter about health issues … Continue reading
Posted in Awesome, Commentary, FICTION, Geek Culture, Hazard Yet Forward Anthology, Inveterate Media Junkies™ Exclusive, Irene L. Pynn, Opinion, The Princess And Her PS3
Tagged A.G. Devitt, Benefit, Benefit Anthology, Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Awareness, David L. Day, Donna Munro, Donna Munro Benefit Book, Donna's Anthology, Hazard Yet Forward Anthology, Hazard Yet Forward Benefit Anthology, Heidi Ruby Miller, Irene L. Pynn, Jason Jack Miller, Jessica Warman, Kristin Dearborn, Lori Pollard-Johnson, Meg Mims, Nancy J. Parra, Ron Gavalik, Scott Johnson, W.D. Prescott, WD Prescott, zombie apocalypse
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Irene L. Pynn’s The Princess and Her Playstation™ – The Vegetarian’s Guide To Eating Pokémon!
We’ve all been there: Endless travels from town-to-town battling gym leaders, defeating little kids, impressing guys and gals alike… And then one hot afternoon, you find that lunch didn’t really satisfy, and you’d like a snack before dinner. You check … Continue reading →