Comic Book Resources
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My author page for CBR with all my film, television, and comic-based lists which I have written.
Bradley Geiser
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www.sportscasting.com
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The following is my ghostwritten work for the sports site SportsCasting
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Verblio
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The following is a small collection of recent blog posts which I wrote for Verblio. They represent my range, writing ability, and willingness to write in a wide array of styles and tones.
Inglourous Basterds: A Film About the Power of Film
Critical analysis of the theater shot in Inglourious Basterds
The Kings deserve to lose to Boogie
sactownroyalty.com
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"What goes around, comes around, What comes up, must come down." - Alicia Keys ***spoilers for Happy Death Day ahead*** I recently saw the movie Happy Death Day. In it, a young college student named Tree (yes, Tree), wakes up one morning to find herself in a Bill Murray/ Groundhog Day scenario.
Stars make names in sports folklore - The Aggie
The California Aggie
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In the cutthroat world of sports, fame finds some in ways they don't expect Throughout history, folk heroes -- both real and fictional -- have occupied a In the cutthroat world of sports, fame finds some in ways they don't expect
Lakers-Rockets tussle highlights NBA's history of fighting - The Aggie
The California Aggie
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Although the fight was rather tame, it harkened back to a time when fights of varying intensity were a mainstay of the NBA. Although the NBA has spent much of the last decade doing everything to prevent another "Malice at the Palace," a few times each year tensions seem to rise, briefly turning a game of basketball into a battle royale.
Is #TimeUp for professional sports? - The Aggie
The California Aggie
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On Oct. 7, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was met with cheers as he led his team to a decisive victory over the Atlanta Falcons. In baseball, New York Mets infielder Jose Reyes was recently nominated for the Marvin Miller Man of the Year award, an award which commends players for their contributions on and off the field.
Tiger Woods' latest victory puts career in retrospect - The Aggie
The California Aggie
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Victory was the golf superstar's first tour win in five years After a decade-long stretch marred with injuries, sub-par performances and personal scandal, Tiger Woods found himself back in the winner's column for the first time in five years after securing victory in the 2018 PGA Tour Championship.
Kaepernick's Historic Shoe Deal Examined - The Aggie
The California Aggie
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Debate lingers over what it means for Kaepernick, Nike On Monday, Sept. 3 free agent NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick caused a fresh round of controversy when he tweeted out an image of his face with one short message attached: "Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. #JustDoIt."
Play the Knave - Player Manual
Play the Knave
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Manual for Play the Knave—an interactive game where players act out dozens of Shakespeare’s greatest scenes using a wide array of different characters and sets.
Play the Knave Manual
Play the Knave
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User Manual for Play the Knave
Study highlights lack of diversity in sports media - The Aggie
The California Aggie
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A recent diversity report card put out by the Institute For Diversity and Ethics in Sport highlighted and confirmed a serious lack of diversity across the Associated Press sports editors.
The Kings Made Good on Becoming 'Bigger Than Basketball'
sactownroyalty.com
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Ever since those terrible years where relocation sagas were an annual event and the city of Sacramento was in a seemingly endless fight to keep the Kings where they belong, the Sacramento Kings have been linked to politics through reasons both good and bad.