 Marcus Alexander Hart was born in 1976, making him exactly the same age as the VHS recorder.
He grew up in Fulton, New York, spent much of the '90s in Sarasota, Florida, and then jumped over to Los Angeles, California at the turn of the century. He hopes to someday move to Seattle, just so that he can see what that corner of the country is like.
Marcus is the author of Caster's Blog: A Geek Love Story, the tale of one improbable year told as an online journal; and Walkin' on Sunshine: A Quantum Physics Sex Farce. His apocalyptic comedy novel The Oblivion Society was a 2008 IPPY Award gold medalist.
Marcus also contributed to the book From Hollywood Experts and Published Authors: Words of Wisdom for Starving Artists, which was a silver medalist in the 2007 ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Awards.
Marcus is the former editor-in-chief of misinformer.com, and is currently a senior editor at Geek Monthly magazine. He enjoys Halloween, tacos, and half-inch video tape with an anti-despooling mechanism.
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Print: $7.96 When a doomsday weapon capable of vaporizing the entire universe falls into the hands of a suicidal 184-year-old woman, humanity's only hope for survival lies with a satellite repair man, a student intern, an extra-terrestrial pervert, a mad scientist, a fanatical soldier, and a blond bombshell with a secret agenda.
Lost in space on a derelict spaceship traveling at the impossible speed of light, the crew must contend with a malfunctioning time machine and a robotic saboteur who can transplant brains with a touch of her fingertips!
Smart, sexy, and relentlessly fast-paced, this show's comedy runs the gamut from Einsteinian physics to gratuitous booby jokes. Walkin' on Sunshine is like an episode of Three's Company written by Stephen W. Hawking!
For more information, visit StopTheStarlons.com.
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Print: $15.95 Ray Caster is a regular guy who drew the short stick on life. He works in a miserable office doing a miserable job. He gets no respect from his co-workers. For that matter, he gets no respect from his friends. Caster's existence is one pathetic downward spiral of TiVo and fast food until the day his life is turned upside-down by a goddess from an auto parts store.
With its snappy, conversational writing style, Caster's Blog captures the comedy and tragedy of geek life from a first-hand perspective.
To learn more about Caster's Blog, or to download the entire book as a free PDF, visit CastersBlog.com.
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