Meet the Writers

Mack Veltman

Mack Veltman (He/Him) is a gay pop culture and entertainment writer. He’s interests encompass how television, movies and books play a huge role in our society and how they  reflect the current social trends and values.

Mack is  currently a feature writer for CBR.com, a contributing writer for the Geeky Waffle, a contributing writer for Horror Obsessive, and a contributing writer for 1428 Elm.   He is also the co-host of the podcast Killer Waffles for the Geeky Waffle Network. Mack is a huge Star Wars, Star Trek, James Bond, Futurama and Skyrim fan. 

Contributing Writers

Dumo Pokima

(He/him) A New Jersey Native who likes to read, write, and watch films and television.. and occasionally go for long walks and ” exercise” (Is that what what it’s called?) I feel grateful to be inspired the many realms of geekdom and not only be entertained but to discover many emotional truths behind tv and film’s greatest stories. I also try to visit Camp Half Blood… Narnia, Wakanda and SHIELD academy every now and then. All in all happy to keep the geek flame lit always #wakandastrong

Priscilla Rose

Alan Holmes (he/him) loves writing everything from articles to scripts, screenplays, to songs. He wrote, directed, and produced a live show of his play, Sorrow, which was awarded a runner-up position in the Stage-Struck One-Act Theatre Festival in Edmonton, AB. More recently, he wrote/recorded/produced an entire album called The Progenitor LP under the stage name Ckimera. You can listen to it on all major music platforms, including:

Distrokid: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/ckimera/the-progenitor-l-p
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4fAGNNYfNJq8Ot7qJFWuMb
Bandcamp: https://ckimera.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ckimera

Guest Writers

Brontë Miller

Poetry writer and anime enthusiast. (She/Her)

Eric Schucht

Eric Schucht (He/Him) grew up in Tualatin, Oregon and earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism at the University of Oregon. His work has appeared in the Columbus Telegram, Jewish Exponent and Washington Jewish Week.