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Geekery (/gē'-kə-rē/) - Noun - 1. The field of Geek studies, popularized in the mid-1990s with the profusion of hobby-focused websites and trade magazines. Its practitioners are considered the foremost experts on a range of Geek topics including, but not limited to, video games, technology, the internet, music, movies, television, anime, and comics. Geekery is considered to be a particularly consuming academic discipline.  2. Can also refer to the institutions and think tanks which employ and produce the world's foremost Geek commentators, professors, and followers. pl. Geekeries

Contributors:

Ricardo - Electrical engineer and constant tinkerer. His hobbies and interests include DIY, photography, flashlights, practical design, machining, and combinations thereof. Oh, and Minecraft. A lot of Minecraft.

Morgan - Ancient, powerful robo-vampire. A creature of the night, Morgan has no room for pitiful human emotions or physical necessities like sleep. Instead, with the black arts of Mathematiks, she lashes together unholy mechanical abominations to collect the blood of children for her. Also anything awesome on this website is likely her doing.

Randy - Aspiring tech writer and graduate from Boston University's magazine journalism program. A long-time computer aficionado and gamer, Randy also dabbles in science fiction writing, cooking, and metal concert attendance. His greatest accomplishment is the afro he once had and he would like to thank Krispy Kreme doughnuts for, well, everything.

Peter - The normal one.  Peter enjoys traveling and casual gaming.  In addition, he enjoys cooking and eating, perhaps a tad too much.   Peter also enjoys reading automotive publications, and tinkering on his own car.  Peter works for the IT department at a major University in the Boston area, so long as you use the loosest definition for work.

Morgan - Morgan the Elder is a Middle School Teacher and science fiction enthusiast. More than happy to talk for hours about movies, books, comics, music and games. Currently revising and getting ready to find an agent for his first novel, "Dreams and Monsters."