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Star Wars Subjectivities: Why We Don't Love Star Wars (Roundtable)Yesterday, I moderated a discussion about how great the Star Wars franchise is - and how meaningful it has been to our development as nerds....
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Microreview [VideoGame]: Death's Door by Acid NerveThe little crow that could. Death’s Door tasks crows with reaping the souls of those who find themselves at the transition between life...
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Star Wars Subjectivities: Why We Love Star Wars (Roundtable)I'm joined here today by NOAF superstars Vance, Paul, Haley and Alex. Our mission: to unpack why Star Wars has so captured our collective...
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INTRODUCING: Star Wars SubjectivitiesNo one ever gets what they want No commercial property has ever meant as much to me as Star Wars . It is my first and still deepest...
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Nanoreview: The Little Red Wolf by Amélie FléchaisA small change to the tale makes all the difference You know how it goes: there's a curious child, a worried mother, a meal to deliver...
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Film review: The CreatorNice America you got there—shame about your Asia I became intent on seeing The Creator as soon as I saw that it was from the man...
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Review: Menewood by Nicola GriffithA vividly beautiful story rooted in nature and landscape and a woman who uses it as her lens through which to view the world....
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Review: KakistocracyIt's about rule by the worst, but it's written by the best In the introduction to the anthology Down These Strange Streets , George R. R....
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Microreview: Spring's Arcana by Lilith SaintcrowLilith Saintcrow brings her own unique ideas to an American Gods sort of universe, where a sheltered young woman is much more than she appears...
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Microreview [Video Game]: Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered by Insomniac GamesA Thwipping good time. It took the impending release of Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 to make me realize that I hadn’t played the original in...
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Adri and Joe Read the Hugos: NovelJoe : I don’t want to oversell what’s going to go down here, but I almost began this by cracking my knuckles and neck like we’re about to...
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Recap — Ahsoka Episode 8: The Jedi, The Witch, and The WarlordThe season finale is a blast to watch, but where do we go from here? We open on a special day — Morgan Elsbeth's promotion! The Great...
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6 Books with Thea GuanzonThea Guanzon holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, with a specialization in international Politics and Peace Studies. When...
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Novella review: 8:59:29 by Polly SchattelAcademia is hell—literally! When I finished my last undergraduate final, I walked out of the room wanting to never take another test...
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Film review: El CondeWe need to laugh at the monsters so they'll lose the power to intimidate us What if Augusto Pinochet were an unholy, blood-drinking...
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Review: Age of Ash (Kithamar #1) and Blade of Dream (Kithamar #2), by Daniel AbrahamA structural experiment that doesn’t quite work out Jacket design by Lauren Panepinto ; Jacket art by Daniel Dociu...
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Trite PlanetSometimes what works in one medium doesn't translate well With the webcomic Strange Planet , first published on Instagram and then in...
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Recap — Ahsoka Episode 7: Dreams and MadnessAs we barrel toward the season finale next week, things start to get complicated for our heroes. This week, we open on a...
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Review: Preset by Sarina DahlanAn attempt to top its ambitious predecessor Reset by not providing a sequel, but rather a prequel showing how the world of the four cities came...
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Futurama is back, as sharp as everThe world of the 31st century feels even closer to ours Depending on how you keep count, this is season 8 or 11 of Futurama . After being...
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Microreview: Sordidez by E. G. CondéSordidez address community survival in the face of empire and the climate crisis, offering a future centering Indigenous power and queer...
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Review: The Road to Neverwinter by Jaleigh JohnsonIt turns out you can have a lot of fun this many levels of adaptation in. Who knew? It’s a novel based on a movie which is itself...
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Recap — Ahsoka Episode 6: Far, Far AwayEpisode 6 really delivers the goods as we meet Thrawn in the flesh for the very first time! We open in purrgil hyperspace,...
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Review: The Equalizer 3Can a movie this bloody be beautiful? I guess so My mother asked me what the movie I was going to see last Sunday was about. I told...
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Review: Lavender House by Lev A. C. RosenA 1950s murder mystery that queers all your expectations. One of the big things about period detective fiction is they all do a...
