Geektastic - Holly Black & Cecil Castellucci

Geektastic

By Holly Black & Cecil Castellucci

  • Release Date: 2009-08-01
  • Genre: Humor for Young Adults
4 Score: 4 (From 9 Ratings)

Book Synopsis

Acclaimed authors Holly Black (Ironside)and Cecil Castellucci (Boy Proof) have united in geekdom to edit short stories from some of the best selling and most promising geeks in young adult literature: M.T. Anderson, Libba Bray, Cassandra Clare, John Green, Tracy Lynn, Cynthia and Greg Leitich Smith, David Levithan, Kelly Link, Barry Lyga, Wendy Mass, Garth Nix, Scott Westerfield, Lisa Yee, and Sara Zarr.

With illustrated interstitials from comic book artists Hope Larson and Bryan Lee O'Malley, Geektastic covers all things geeky, from Klingons and Jedi Knights to fan fiction, theater geeks, and cosplayers. Whether you're a former, current, or future geek, or if you just want to get in touch with your inner geek, Geektastic will help you get your geek on!

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Latest Impressions

  • A good set of stories.

    3
    By Wndr
    There is a lot of repetition of theme here mostly coming of age and the first love / sex encounters of geeks. The first story by the main editors is great and original a lot of the rest of the stories are eerily similar. Still if you are a geek, nerd, freak whatever I'd say there's something here for you.
  • An awesome book

    4
    By BMTCxzx
    This book is a collection of stories..so if your just going to buy this book, look through it first and make sure you like it But I can say they are all written by popular authors and all the stories are very good. Although some can be confusing.
  • Wouldn't Recommend

    2
    By JalehTaj
    I bought this book at some store thinking it was just long story. Turns out there are tons of tiny stories (Pg14-27) that talks about situations that geeks have been in