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Microreview: Children of Memory and the Children of Time series by Adrian TchaikovskyEnding the long saga started with Children of Time , Children of Memory changes the framing of the series, and its thrust, in a somewhat...
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So... let's talk about the 'TokThe conversation about MovieTok reviews has to do with more than expertise. It has to do with the way media companies have succeeded in...
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Microreview [book]: Hell Bent by Leigh BardugoHell Bent returns to Yale for more demons but less social commentary. Note: This review contains spoilers for Ninth House . As the...
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Movie Review: Valley of the DeadLuchamos contra los zombis, rumba-la-rumba-la-rumba-la... (Editor's note for American readers: When discussing the Spanish Civil...
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6 Books with Dee HollowayDee Holloway is a librarian, writer, and Floridian in upstate New York. Bouncing between romance, speculative fiction, and essays, her work...
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Microreview: Gods of the Wyrdwood, by RJ BarkerA weak execution of a perfectly adequate idea RJ Barker has a thing for ineffable, dangerous natural environments. In his first trilogy,...
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6 More Books with Premee MohamedPremee Mohamed is a Nebula, World Fantasy, and Aurora award-winning Indo-Caribbean scientist and speculative fiction author based in...
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What does Robots have to say about our AI anxieties?Even the most forgettable story can make a case worth discussing Robots is a terrible choice of name for a movie about robots. It...
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Nanoreviews: The Coral Bones, The Devil You KnowThe Coral Bones by E.J. Swift (Unsung Stories, 2022) The Coral Bones has made a pretty big splash within UK-based awards,...
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Festival View - On the Matter of Time Travel in 2023“Time travel is really hard to write about!” Dean Pelton, Community Time travel has been a staple of science...
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Microreview [Video Game]: Final Fantasy XVI by Creative Business Unit IIIIt's Final Fantasy , but faster. In Final Fantasy XVI , divine beasts clash in the skies while magic wielders called bearers submit to...
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Review: Inanna by Emily H. WilsonAn interesting take on a Mesopotamian myth, but one that brings its own downsides along with its innovations. One of my favourite...
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6 Books with Lilith SaintcrowLili Saintcrow was born in New Mexico, fell in love with writing during second grade, and has continued obsessively ever since. She...
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Review: Sleep No More, by Seanan McGuireSleep No More is the 17th novel in Seanan McGuire’s October Daye series and it follows off of the explosive ending of Be the Serpent. Which is to...
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6 Books with Howard Andrew JonesHoward Andrew Jones lives in a lonely tower by the Sea of Monsters with a wicked and beautiful enchantress. He’s the author of the Hanuvar...
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Review: Translation State, by Ann LeckieA thoughtful but plodding reflection on self-determination For readers of Leckie’s Ancillary trilogy, or the standalone...
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On the head-scratching disappointment that is Miraculous: Le FilmIt's amazing how a small change of directors makes all the difference between one of the best superhero shows of the 2020s and this bland,...
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African Folktales ReimaginedA fantastical change of pace with insights into African folktales. Tucked away in Netflix’s expansive science fiction and...
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The October Daye Re-Read: A Red Rose ChainWelcome back, dear readers. Today we’re going to revisit the ninth novel in Seanan McGuire’s October Daye series: A Red Rose Chain. We are now...
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6 Books with T. KingfisherT. Kingfisher (she/her) writes fantasy, horror, and occasional oddities, including Nettle & Bone , What Moves the Dead , and A...
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Review: Thornhedge by T. KingfisherA retelling of sleeping beauty that flips the original on its head. T. Kingfisher has several modes in which she operates (I'm a big fan...
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6 Books with Genevieve GornichecGenevieve Gornichec earned her degree in history from the Ohio State University, but she got as close to majoring in Vikings as she...
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Nanoreview: They Cloned Tyrone isn't too far from how things are in real lifeYou'll laugh about it, then think it over, then realize with a shudder that it wasn't joking The pitch-perfect Blaxploitation homage in...
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Review: Starling House, by Alix E HarrowLook, just do what the nice sentient haunted house wants. Let’s get this out of the way first: I loved this book — I loved it so, so...
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Review: Our Shadows Have ClawsA journey through the hidden corners of a continent's imagination Edited by Yamile Saied Méndez and Amparo Ortiz, Our Shadows Have Claws is...
