Abby:
I think of myself as a rather aggressive geek and bibliophile who also spends her day creating elaborate performance art pieces to entertain high school students and impart upon them the wonders of literature, but I think people most would just describe me as "weird" or "bubbly," probably in that order. I collect 2-person board games (preferably with a mundane objective that confuses everyone), have read far too many Jane Austen novels and my phone autocorrects almost everything to "Snape." That's probably all you need to know.
Brad:
When I was a small child, my parents made the grave mistake of leaving me in front of the television during a 24 hour Godzilla marathon. I have never been the same since. Preferring to speak in growls and reptile roars, I have been shunned by society and forced to seek people of my own kind. My search has led me to many places: Fantasia, Arrakis, Neo-Tokyo, Sigil, The Sprawl, Urth, and King City, just to name a few, but my hunger for nerd treasure has not been sated. Now I have grown a beard and spend my days sitting within a grey cube in front of a flickering screen, but my quest has not changed: to become a sage and collector of little known, and largely irrelevant, geek lore.
When I was a small child, my parents made the grave mistake of leaving me in front of the television during a 24 hour Godzilla marathon. I have never been the same since. Preferring to speak in growls and reptile roars, I have been shunned by society and forced to seek people of my own kind. My search has led me to many places: Fantasia, Arrakis, Neo-Tokyo, Sigil, The Sprawl, Urth, and King City, just to name a few, but my hunger for nerd treasure has not been sated. Now I have grown a beard and spend my days sitting within a grey cube in front of a flickering screen, but my quest has not changed: to become a sage and collector of little known, and largely irrelevant, geek lore.
