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Star Wars Subjectivities: The Last JediThe one that sparked a thousand flamewars Art, as you've heard a million times, is subjective. You have the right to like or dislike a...
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Microreview [Video Game]: Marvel's Spider-Man 2 by Insomniac GamesBe Greater? Check. A challenge arises when dealing with a popular license. Can the developer do it justice? Can the game service the fans...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: The Force AwakensAn exercise in nostalgia? A beat-by-beat repetition of A New Hope ? An honest attempt at bringing Star Wars to a new generation? The...
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Review: Killers of the Flower MoonScorsese's bloody, brutal, sprawling dive into the core of America It feels almost pompous of me to attempt to review a Martin...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: Rogue OneProblem: How to make a galaxy far, far away relatable to human viewers? Answer: Get rid of the space wizards. I wouldn't have believed...
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Review — From a Certain Point of View: Return of the JediA collection of short stories exploring the worlds of the minor characters seen on screen in the third movie of the original trilogy. ...
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Review: Dumb MoneyA casino where, for once, the house doesn't always win I remember a professor in my college political economy class making an...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: Boba Fett Deserved BetterNo, it's cool. It's not like I adored Boba Fett or anything. Just desecrate his corpse on TV. It's fine. Nothing in the show is as...
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Microreview: The Fall of the House of UsherBe still, my tell-tale heart PUT IT IN MY EYE HOLES It's a tricky business, adapting books (I think it was Gandalf who said...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: Return of the JediFor most of my life, I proudly stated “ Return of the Jedi ” when someone asked me what my favorite Star Wars movie was—both out loud and in my...
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Interview: Alex ShvartsmanAlex Wallace sits down with Alex Shvartsman, author of Kakistocracy. What made you start writing? I’ve been a voracious reader...
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Star Wars Subjectives: The Empire Strikes BackThe Empire Strikes Back - A film that breaks your heart and teaches you the meaning of a plot twist. The original Star Wars ( Star...
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Alternate Universe 2023 Best Fanzine Hugo Acceptance SpeechThe 2023 Hugo Awards were presented on Saturday October 21. The winner for Best Fanzine was Zero Gravity Newsletter and we could not be more...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: A New HopePerfection. Most fans of the Original Trilogy will tell you that The Empire Strikes Back is their favorite entry in the series,...
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Microreview: The Jinn-Bot of Shantiport by Samit BasuA retelling of a very famous story in a fascinating, far future, slowly decaying city. Tell me if you've heard this before. A down at the...
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6 Books with Freya MarskePhoto by Kris Arnold Freya Marske is the author of A Power Unbound, A Restless Truth , and A Marvellous Light , which was an...
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Review: A Power Unbound by Freya MarskeBuilding on what comes before, a heady blend of adventure, politics and personal growth... with not a little flirting and sex thrown in for good...
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Microreview [Video Game]: Alan Wake Remastered by Remedy EntertainmentJust wait for Alan Wake 2. Alan Wake was one of those games I never got around to on my Xbox 360. After three Red Rings of Death, I...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: Revenge of the SithIt is a truth universally acknowledged that most people don't love the Star Wars prequels. The exception to this, of course, is Revenge...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: Attack of the ClonesIn the first of the Star Wars prequels, The Phantom Menace, , we meet lil' Anakin Skywalker, the young, mop-topped ragamuffin who can sure...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: The Phantom MenaceBad. So, so bad. Gather 'round, kids, and let me tell you the story of a boy who loved Star Wars with all his heart and soul. A...
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Review: Space CrazeA sojourn through the history of star-spangled science fiction Gene Roddenberry called outer space ‘the final frontier,’ and those...
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Nerds of a Feather is an Ignyte Award Winner!On Saturday, the SFF world had a double bill of award winner announcements of the Hugos and the Ignytes , and we are utterly delighted,...
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Review: War of the Maps by Paul McAuleyThe story of an investigator who lives on an artificial world, whose Javert-like pursuit of his quarry leads him on a picaresque adventure....
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Review: The Fall of Gondolin, by J R R Tolkien (edited by Christopher Tolkien)The last of the Christopher Tolkien volumes on the work of his father, is a fascinating look at one of the key stories of the Legendarium, but...
