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Review: The Surviving Sky by Kritika H. RaoA junglepunk fantasy that centers the relationship of a married couple in a strong character-centered way. In a world where cities,...
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The Wheel of Time Reread: Lord of ChaosWelcome back, dear readers, to The Wheel of Time Reread. Today we’re going to talk about Lord of Chaos, the sixth book in the series. We are...
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Review [Video Game]: Stray GodsA decision based story game with a musical twist, and one that manages to charm, despite its shortness. The first game from new...
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Microreview: The Infernal Riddle of Thomas Peach, by Jas TreadwellA masterclass in rendering magic from the mundane, with the help of lively typography and footnotes Cover design and...
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Review: Lord of a Shattered Land by Howard Andrew JonesA story that uses the story of a famous general in history and fuses it with sword and sorcery landscape, worldbuilding, and writing style....
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Recap — Ahsoka Episode 5: Shadow WarriorEpisode 5 will of Ahsoka will go down as one of the all-time great pieces of Star Wars content. Here we are — Ahsoka and Anakin,...
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Game Review: Outer WildsDeveloping bad habits around black holes and other fun adventures. Though Outer Wilds is not the big space exploration game on the...
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Adri and Joe Read the Hugos: Short StoryAdri : So, how about those Hugos? We’re starting with short story, which is unusual for us, and it also gives us a chance to dive into the...
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Lindsay, Leckie, and LeGuin: A century of pronouns and gender in SFFAnn Leckie’s Imperial Radch series burst upon the SFF world in 2013, drawing notice for (among other things) its linguistic...
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Microreview: 'The Crane Husband' by Kelly BarnhillGiant birds are weird and unnerving. So is abuse. I’ll admit I’m at something of a loss of words to describe Kelly Barnhill’s The Crane...
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Review: The Innocent Sleep, by Seanan McGuireReading the October Daye has been a journey in coming to terms with and ultimately accepting Tybalt as Toby’s love and her partner. Some of that...
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Recap — Ahsoka Chapter 4: Fallen JediThe tension ramps up as we get closer and closer to Thrawn's appearance — and an old friend appears in the final moments. The latest...
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Review: The Lion House: The Coming of a King by Christopher de BellaigueA study of Suleyman the Magnificent from oblique angles. Suleyman the Magnificent is one of the most interesting and fascinatingly...
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Review: One Piece (Live Action)A wild adventure that works for super-fans as well as newcomers seeking a break from the ordinary One Piece is one of the traditional...
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Jules is a sweet spiritual successor to E.T.What if Elliott were a grumpy old man? E.T. is not a movie about first contact. It's a movie about preteenhood, and about how growing...
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Microreview: Invincible: Atom EveHow do you get enough of a show like Invincible ? That’s the neat thing. You don’t. I figure that Amazon Studios has realized that...
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Recap — Ahsoka Episode 3: Time to FlyThe third (and extremely short!) episode of Ahsoka slows down and sinks into its characters and its Star Wars Universe — fans will either love...
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Review: Mammoths at the Gates by Nghi VoA story about the remembrance of the dead, through a lens of the complicated legacies they leave behind. Alyssa Winans' cover art...
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Microreview: MooncopTom Gauld has more up his sleeve than just funny cartoons Without me even realizing it, Tom Gauld had become a part of my internet. I...
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Review: Empires of the Steppes by Kenneth W. HarlKenneth W Harl’s Empires of the Steppes is a new and up to date look at the nomadic tribes ranging from the Huns and Mongols to less familiar...
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Microreview: Blue BeetleFamily bonds are stronger than corporations—try telling that to Warner Brothers Writing about Blue Beetle , I can’t help but paraphrase...
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Nanoreviews: Councilor, Starter VillainCouncilor, by L.E. Modesitt, Jr Because I’m a sucker for L.E. Modesitt, Jr’s fantasy novels and I am all in on how he writes a slow burn...
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Review: Babylon 5: The Road HomeBabylon 5: The Road Home is an animated slice of a story that centers the relationship of two of its main characters as being the lynchpin of...
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Microreview: A Market of Dreams and Destiny, by Trip GaleyA rich, allusive love letter to the magic of fairy bargains In 1859, Christina Rosetti wrote an astonishingly thirsty poem called...
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Recap: Ahsoka Episodes 1 & 2The first two episodes of Ahsoka give long-time Clone Wars & Rebels fans *truly* something to get excited about in a way that’s more than...
