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Surrounded by tall mountains, decorated with dramatic waterfalls, and set deep in the Olympic National Forest is the Enchanted Valley. Intrigued by the scenery and our lack of experience hiking in the Olympics, my friend and I set out on a three day backpacking trip to see the legendary Enchanted Valley.

If you get an early enough start, you can easily hike all the way out to the valley in one day. From the trailhead on the Quinault River, it’s about a 14-mile hike. It’s not a particularly ch...

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First of all, THANK YOU for supporting me and Dead Islands! Your confidence means a lot to me.

As part of the Kickstarter campaign, I set a stretch goal to unlock a new novelette set in the Necrose Series story world. Now that Dead Islands is finished up and ready for printing, I’d like to get started on the other story I promised you.

Like I mentioned in the Kickstarter update a while back, I’d like your participation on a few key points. Below I’ve posted two questio...

I first heard about Nowhere Man almost two-years ago when Jerome launched a Kickstarter campaign to bring the graphic novels to print. This led me to my first interview with Jerome. Since then, the series itself has gone on to garner a lot of positive press including a Glyph Award.

What piques my interest is the science fiction angle which reminds me a little of Ghost in the Shell. [via Geeks Unleashed]

You recently earned the Glyph Comics Award for Best Male Character for Jack Maguire of Nowhe...

Have you ever wondered what happens when an airline passenger dies in-flight?

Probably not. Most people tend to avoid thinking about death.

As many of you know, I worked in airports all across the country for over 5-years. It’s rather surprising the kind of crazy that happens at airports every day. I’ve seen wild drunks, fights, people carrying loaded fire arms, abusive husbands, body parts for medical use, sick people, medical emergencies, and so much more. Over time you learn about what hap...

Many of us are zombie fans and if you’re like me you probably played with LEGOs as a kid. I had buckets of the things, mostly bought at garage sales from rich kids, and I spent hours building huge castles and spaceships. I’d go on building sprees where I’d use every single piece I had or make as many different spaceships as I could. Or I would build sets to use with my other toys.

Even until recently, I had quite the LEGO Star Wars collection. I had the big Batmobile too. But I sold them when...