First of all, I would consider myself to be more of a nerd than a geek, but then... there are some geeky aspects. That I would prefer not to go into. Let's not examine my geek cred (like the fact that right now i'm wearing baggy Aladdin pants and a huge shirt of the periodic table.) 
 To quote Cath from Fangirl, "I'm crazy. Like maybe you think I'm a little crazy, but I only ever let people see the tip of my crazy iceberg. Underneath this veneer of slightly crazy and socially inept, I'm a complete disaster." 
 I'm kind of losing the original topic. Sorry, guys. Okay, okay, steering back on track. 
 The reason I felt the need to clarify the fact that I'm a geek, is that I felt kind of distant from these geeks. I'm not a trekkie (though I've been meaning to delve into that world,) and I'm also not an online gamer. Those two sub-classes of geek were the main topic of almost every short story in this anthology. But the thing is, there is so much more to geekery, and I missed a lot of that in these stories. 
 That aside, I did like a handful of these stories. Being an anthology, there were ones I didn't care for, such as Once you're a Jedi You're a Jedi All the Way, Definitional Chaos, The Quiz Bowl Antichrist, The King of Pelinesse, Secret Identity, The Truth About Dino Girl(honestly, I loved it until the end. The end... disturbed me. A lot.) It's Just a Jump to the Left. 
 I really, really loved these ones though: One of Us, The Wrath of Dawn, This is My Audition Monologue, The Quiet Knight and The Stars at the Finish Line.