The Great Geek Giveaway Contest

September 14

In celebration of his recent book publication, Ethan Gilsdorf, the author of Fantasy Freaks and Gaming Geeks, is offering quite a promotion! From his website:

What is your geekiest secret? Your freakiest fandom moment? Your most embarrassing gaming gaffe? In a brief essay, photo or video, we want you to spill the beans.The folks at Fantasy Freaks and Gaming Geeks Headquarters want to know about that time you stalked your favorite Star Trek celebrity to a coffee shop, made a pilgrimage to a fantasy movie location, watched an entire season of Battlestar Galactica in one sitting, cooked a hobbit feast for your friends, or waited in line at midnight to buy a new video game. Or perhaps you have a photo of yourself posing with your fave SF/fantasy celebrity. Or perhaps you’ll shoot a video tribute to your geek lover, or give us a video tour of your collection of Star Wars Pez dispensers. Whatever the geeky, gamer, or freakish tick or obsession, we want to see, read, and watch it.

This what I get for surfing Goodreads instead of cooking supper… more books to read. more geekness to behold… but what the hell? Only live once!

I wonder, I wonder, I wonder what I could submit. What will YOU submit?

Think fast though — the clock is ticking! We only have until September 30 to enter and the prizes look like loads of fun.

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2 Comments for “The Great Geek Giveaway Contest”:

  1. September 14th, 2009 StephanieD says:

    Yeah, I don’t know if I’d want the whole world to know how geeky I am. I’ll just send a picture of my brother in a Star Trek Next Generation costume.

  2. September 15th, 2009 Kalanna says:

    Oh I feel the opposite. Spent too many years not knowing about all this fun stuff. Now I want to talk about it and find other people who like it too! ;)

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