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Jonathan H. Liu

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GeekDad LLC

Preston's Summary

Jonathan H. Liu is a writer for GeekDad LLC, a website that focuses on geek culture, including board games, comics, and technology. He covers a wide range of topics, from game reviews and recommendations to crowdfunding campaigns and industry news. Jonathan's articles provide insights and recommendations for geek enthusiasts and parents looking for family-friendly entertainment options.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Review: 61 %
Promotional Deal: 24 %
Seasonal: 3 %
Industry Specific: 2 %
Event Coverage: 2 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Authors
  • Books
  • Publishing Houses
  • Business Conferences
  • Tech Conferences
  • Video Games

Pitching Insights

Jonathan H. Liu's coverage primarily focuses on gaming, with a significant emphasis on reviews and promotional deals related to tabletop games and crowdfunding projects. His keen interest in the gaming industry suggests that he may be open to pitches related to new game releases, innovative game design, or unique gaming experiences.

Given his focus on promoting and reviewing tabletop games, reaching out with information about upcoming board games, expansions, or accessories could be particularly effective. Additionally, sharing details about successful Kickstarter campaigns for tabletop games might also pique his interest.

While Jonathan does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned here, sources within the global gaming community who can provide detailed insights into trends in board game design and development may find success in reaching out to him.

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Articles

GeekDad LLC

Stack Overflow: World Citizen Comics

Stack Overflow: World Citizen Comics

By: Jonathan H. Liu

First Second, one of my favorite comic book publishers, has a series of books called World Citizen Comics: non-fiction comics meant to educate and inform readers on how to be good citizens. They’ve covered topics like constitutions (both from the US and abroad), elections, patriotism, and disinformation, and they pack a lot of information into a fairly easy to read format. I’ve covered several of them already, and today’s stack is catching up on the last few that I’ve read.

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Stack Overflow: Spooky Reads for (Mostly) Kids

Stack Overflow: Spooky Reads for (Mostly) Kids

By: Jonathan H. Liu

We’re halfway into October, the month of pumpkin spice and giant Home Depot skeletons, so today’s stack is spooky books for (mostly) kids! (Look, I do have some spooky books for older readers in my stacks, but I’ll be honest: I’m not much of a horror fan myself, so I tend to be a little more sparing with those.)

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Stack Overflow: Get Ready to Vote

Stack Overflow: Get Ready to Vote

By: Jonathan H. Liu

As you probably know, we’ve got an election coming up here in the US, and it’s a contentious one. The stakes are high … again. This will be the first presidential election that two of my kids will get to vote in, and we’ve had a lot of conversations about the state of the world, and what to do with your vote. Obviously, there’s a lot of information (and misinformation) out there, and a lot of the time it feels like there are too many important issues to become an expert on all of them, but I’m doing what I can to be informed, and to model what it means to be a good citizen for my kids.

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Gamefound Tabletop Alert: 'Avatar: Journey of Aang'

Gamefound Tabletop Alert: 'Avatar: Journey of Aang'

By: Jonathan H. Liu

The only one who might be able to defeat Fire Lord Ozai is the Avatar … but will Aang be ready when the time comes? What Is Avatar: Journey of Aang? Avatar: Journey of Aang is a cooperative game for 1 to 4 players, ages 8 and up, and takes about 30–60 minutes to play. It's currently seeking fun

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