Naming Your Little Geek: The Complete List of Comic Book, Video Games, Sci-Fi, & Fantasy Names

(Paperback)

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Having trouble finding the perfect name for your new baby One that celebrates your favorite fandom, whether you want it to be immediately recognizable or something cool that wont sound out of place on the playground Naming Your Little Geek<

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"Where was this book when I was naming babies"

Orson Scott Card, NYT bestselling author ofEnder's GameandSpeaker for the Dead


"The perfect baby name book for superhero fansbasically everyone!"

Lisel Shurtliff, NYT bestselling author of Rump!

"This is a very comprehensive book, and Im pretty obsessed with it. I loved reading each names blurb, and I know Ill be pulling this out when its time to name a pet, child, or new Wi-Fi network. If you love geeky names, this is the book for you."
-Gretchen,MuggleNet.com

"Whether you're a geeky expecting parent or a writer looking to spice up your character roster, Scott Rubin'sNaming Your Little Geekis the definitive collection of sci-fi, fantasy, and generally geek-tastic names that will meet your every need. From Aang to Zoto, Rubin's exhaustive catalog of geeky names not only spans the pop culture spectrum, it also beautifully encapsulates the spirit of each entry with informed and inspiring descriptions."

Barbra Dillon, editor-in-chief of Fanbase Press

"The excellent topic of naming our babies (or pets) is racheted up a few notches with the inclusion of genre entertainment as your starting point in choosing the definitive name for your loved one. The fun is learning the origin of the names presented in the book. You won't be able to put this book down, perusing from A to Z. A must-own for all movie, television, and book lovers. Highly recommended. "

Robert Holguin, president of the Saturn Awards Organization and the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror

"This book is the perfect resource for parents who want their tiny humans to have a name that carries not only profound meaning and cultural relevance, but also a name that people associate with a story that in one way or another has moved them. This is a gift we can give to our children that will last an entire lifetime. For anyone who loves fandom culture comics, sci-fi, fantasy, gaming, etc.and is about to bring forth their own legendary hero into this world, this is the book for you."

Trisha Hershberger, TV host and gamer

Author Bio

Scott Rubin started on the path toward being a geek early with Dune, Star Wars, and Star Trek, and studying Ancient Greek and Latin gave him an appreciation of etymology and the study of names. An avid toy collector and tabletop gamer, Scott can u