Saturday Links

The new Gallery headquarters is shaping up nicely.

From now on, since I’m pretty lazy, I’m going to just post links to other sites on Saturdays.  And since I am REALLY lazy, I am going to let other people pick the links I post.  So from now on, whatever you want me to post for the next week, tell me in the comments.  NO DIRTY THINGS you animals.  I run a respectable shop here.  Just post the URL and a description of whatever the site is.  And if it is stupid I might not do it.  But if it is really stupid I probably will.  And it is fine if you repeat things.  I don’t care.  Seriously.

• The Year of Halloween – Classy stuff from Eva Halloween.  She’s like Elvira but not on TV and with better hair.
• Podcaturday – The site that highlights our weekly podcast.  Subscribe, listen, laugh, etc.
• Anacron Music – Purposely UN-scene, intentionally UN-herd, and comfortably UNFAMOUS… Lovely music for music lovers.
• Squeefinity – Anime/manga reviews.
• Danielle Tunstall – Horror photography and graphic design
• Travels with Jonah – A road trip to find the “real America.”
• Robert Bodden – probably lifehacker for hicks.  “Don’t have a door?  Pick up a shower curtain at the five and dime!”
• A.M. Jenner – The site contains information about his books, links to where to purchase them, and a free writing school.
• More Hip than Hippie – We’ll show you the little things you can do to be more sustainable and earth-friendly without sacrificing convenience, style, and affordability.
• Year ThirtyOne – “I’m really smart. People always forget, because I’m so pretty.”
• The Random Geek – Tech, humor, introspectives, music, a little bit of everything all in one place
• Chaotic Motion – G+ page of author Adam Boenig
• Confused Muse – RP/Collaborative Fiction, plus chat and a lot of plain silliness.
• Papa Kenn Media – Movie reviews, skits, and general insanity.
• Minimalist Photography 101 – uneven photography blog

That’s all I got this week.  So now we see what happens next!

Author: Acadia Einstein

I have run the site since 2005. And I have to say I am pretty damn proud of it. I wrote the book Whalewolf (sold on Smashwords.com) and am not even close to tired so I am just going to keep going. I was born in Portland, Maine and I currently live in New York and Charlotte, North Carolina. I keep hoping that at some point all these weird rebels are gonna say: "SURPRISE!" and act normal. Eight years and counting....