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Written by C H Clepitt A spot of ghost erotica from one half of the creators of A Grumpy Badger Guide to Dinosaur Erotica, and the *soul* creator of Broken Bareback: A Stable Romance. Introduction With the recent surge in the news about women marrying ghosts (just Google it, if
Today’s 7 Questions are with fantasy author and occasional ninja, J. C. Steel. Vampires on a boat? Talk me through that… It’s true, most people expect to find vampires hanging out in mouldering piles of ancient stone, preferably up around the Transylvanian border. It’s convenient stereotype for all those vampires
For this guide Badger has teamed up with fellow author and friend, Claire Buss, to bring you a helpful starting point. If you have any questions, or feel like there’s something we haven’t covered, pop it in the comments. A discussion between badgers CH Clepitt and Claire Buss are both
It’s late. Blame January. It’s nearly over, thank whatever you believe in! We’re not gunna bother doing the spiel. Put a guess in the comments. Or don’t. Whatever, really…
It’s late, which means you only have two days to get your guesses it. Blame the interns, we do. If you can guess what our friends at Feathers and Toast are miming, before Friday this week, then you have the opportunity to have the mime of your choice performed! How exciting! Answers
New year, new mystery mime! If you can guess what our friends at Feathers and Toast are miming, before Friday this week, then you have the opportunity to have the mime of your choice performed! How exciting! Answers in the comments! Your clue is “seasonal hazard”. Good luck Nibblers!
Happy New Year, Nibblers! We thought we’d start gently with some fun travel stuff. Do you have any resolutions?
As you know, here at Newsnibbles, we love a good vampire yarn. And here’s one coming your way this Christmas! Death is for the Living …when ‘here be monsters’ doesn’t only mark the unknown. By day, Cristina Batista is a deck girl on a Caribbean charter yacht, with all the
It’s that time of the week again, where our friends at Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for your guessing pleasure. Guess correctly before Friday, and you could win the mime of your choice being performed. Answers in the comments, folks. And congratulations to last week’s winners: Richard Goldman, Linda
Found in Translation is back. This time we are partnering with artist and amateur linguist Jen Giacalone. In this section, we take a well known phrase from another language, then find the equivalent saying in English. If your language has an alternative version, we would love to know, so post it