Contributors:
Chuck Suffel is the owner/operator of Whatchareading.com. He loves comics, movies, tv shows. When it comes to comics his first loves are independents and small publishers. Feel free to drop him a note anytime at chuck@whatchareading.com
A note from Chuck Suffel: Here’s the thing, everyone says do what you love so I took some time and tried to figure out exactly what that was. I’ve had many “jobs”. I was in food service, retail, I’ve fixed computers for years but what was my constant. What’s that thing I just can’t live without doing? Reading. So simple, I love to read. If I go to bed without having read something it actually annoys me. I like to say it’s the one time that all the voices in my head are concentrating on the same thing. So I’m going to explore that love of reading right here, in this blog. I hope you enjoy what you read here.
Rosemary Kiladitis is a grad student in Library Science, a mom, and a proud nerdgirl. She’s devoted to her superheroes when it comes to comic books, but is always up for checking out something new. She blogs about books at http://roespot.blogspot.com, and be sure to check her out on 140 character ramblings on twitter @RoeSolo
Robert “Rob Base” Greenwood is the owner/operator of alternativemindz.com a leading pop culture site. He’s a well-known expert/pundit on Transformers, He-Man , wrestling and all things Japanese as well as many other toys and tv shows. Check out his other articles there (and here!) and be sure to check him out on twitter @altmindz
Juan Pineda is a Freelancer, Illustrator, Graphic Novelist, Bon Vivant, Artrepreneur, Artist, Writer, Raconteur, Geek, Fanboy, and Scoundrel. His interests tend towards whatever holds his attention for more than 23 seconds. Keep up with his musings through twitter @JuanCPineda.
Here’s the newest edition to the What’cha Reading family:
Nancy Mathews is a college bookstore manager in NYC. She’s been a geek girl for as long as she can remember, with a Dad who raised her on Star Trek and told her Night Stalker plot-lines as bedtime stories. She was hooked on comics from the day a friend handed her the Life Death issue of X-Men. She writes about the non-geek side of her life on her shared blog www.borderlinesavage.com. You can tweet her at @bronxgrrl.
Hey,
Do you allow people to submit projects for you to look at?
Of course! I’d love to see what you’ve got. Send me an email at charles(dot)suffel(at)gmail(dot)com!
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Thanks for the follow back! I’m catching up on the “Philosophy of Horror” articles you posted. Good stuff!