In this wonderful Freshman effort, actor and author Wil Wheaton shares five short-but-true stories about life in the so-called Space Age:

Houses in Motion - Memories fill the emptiness left within a childhood home, and saying goodbye brings them to life.

Ready Or Not Here I Come - A game of hide-n-seek with the kids works as a time machine, taking Wil on a tour of the hiding and seeking of years gone by.

Inferno - Two 15-year-olds pass in the night leaving behind pleasant memories and a perfumed Car Wars Deluxe Edition Box Set.

We Close Our Eyes - A few beautiful moments spent dancing in the rain.

The Saga of SpongeBob VegasPants - A story of love, hate, laughter and the acceptance of all things Trek.

PRODUCT DETAILS
Size: 8.5x5.5
Length: 117 pages
Illustrated by Ben Claassen III
ISBN: 0-9741160-0-9
Price: USD 12.95

Dancing Barefoot is genuinely astonishing.
by Monte Cook

Wil Wheaton accomplishes something in his new book, Dancing Barefoot, that is genuinely astonishing. He weaves true life tales that are both geeky and emotional at the same time. When the world thinks of geeks, they think of technically minded nerds who know more about hard drives and Star Wars than about affairs of the heart or . . . >> more

Great Geek Stories
by John Kovalic

It goes without saying that Wil Wheaton is one of the great geek stories of our time. But who'd have thought he could DELIVER some more great geek stories? Well, in the pages of Dancing Barefoot, the man behind Wesley Crusher does just that.

Full of humor and humanity, Dancing Barefoot's writing style is . . . >> more

A Funny, Touching Book by a Charming Guy.
by Kibo

Wil is a great writer, and the proof is in the way he makes you smile so easily. Like the magic Stephen King wove in "Stand By Me", Wil has mastered the art of being funny while being serious, and being serious while being funny. His memories will show you the good along with the bad, and you'll lose track of the time as he tak . . . >> more

A Real Guy, With A Real Life.
by Steve Jackson

I just finished reading a book. I hadn't intended to read the whole thing tonight . . . actually, I just wanted to make sure the PDF was good, and see how long it was, so I could decide where "Read Wil's Book" would go on The List. But when I opened the PDF . . . well, why not read a bit?

So I read a few pages, and it w . . . >> more

Shedding a Skin Undeserved
by J.D. "Illiad" Frazer

For quite some time, the name and person of Wil Wheaton were equated with the Star Trek:TNG character of Wesley Crusher. Wesley was, by all accounts, deeply reviled by a significant portion of Star Trek fandom. This vilification carried over to Wil Wheaton the actor, and as I witnessed, was done with some glee.

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Geek Wil Dancing
by Chad Underkoffler

Essays from Wil's life (some of which may have appeared in slightly altered form on his weblog), culled or rescued from his upcoming book JUST A GEEK -- which just didn't have the room for these spiffy essays.

Wheaton's got lots of humor and soul: an unabashed geek, albeit a geek who possesses both a sensitive (yet man . . . >> more