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Review: The Cartographers, by Peng ShepherdA disappointing love letter to an evocative craft When you think of cartography and fantasy books, you typically imagine quests,...
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What's in an Adaptation? A Sapkowski Fanatic Watches Netflix's The WitcherLiterature is magical because, at some point, you read a book and grow convinced that it contains answers to all the mysteries of creation. I...
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You'll love the winner of the second Self-Published Science Fiction CompetitionRory August's novel The Last Gifts of the Universe is a beautiful exploration of the idea of joy in the middle of cosmic abandonment I...
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Review: BarbenheimerBarbenheimer — The summer movie double-feature spectacle/meme event For months, the internet has been murmuring about the...
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Review: Nimona the MovieThe details may differ but the vibes are immaculate in this remake of a great comic into an equally great - if somewhat changed - film. I...
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6 Books with N. E. DavenportNia "N.E." Davenport is the Science Fiction/Fantasy author of The Blood Gift duology (Harper Voyager), Out of Body (Balzer+Bray), and...
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Nanoreview: The Electric Detective by Peter WardAn intricate game of double agendas and deceptive clues Here's an unusual question: How do you pull off the perfect crime when you're up...
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Black Mirror Season 6Netflix’s self-aware exploration of all the ways we are awful. Season 6 of Netflix’s Black Mirror has a unifying theme: we are all...
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Nanoreviews: Tsalmoth, The Entropy of Loss, High Times in the Low ParliamentTsalmoth, by Steven Brust [Tor 2023] Tsalmoth is the sixteenth (of a purported nineteen) novel in the Vlad Taltos and...
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How do you bring fresh material to superhero metaphors?By explicitly focusing its conflict on a persecuted Black family, Gray Matter goes into themes the X-Men movies haven't addressed in a long...
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2023 Hugo Award Voter's PacketThe Voter's Packet for the Hugo Awards will be released shortly and made available to all members of the Chengdu Worldcon and Nerds of a Feather...
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6 RPGS with Gareth HanrahanGareth Ryder-Hanrahan is an Irish game designer and novelist who has worked primarily on role-playing games, but in the last few years has...
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Review [Video Game]: Pokémon Violet by Game FreakLike stale meat between two fresh slices of bread. The highly anticipated Pokémon Violet launched to middling reviews last November (and...
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Microreview: Silver Under Nightfall by Rin ChupecoThis fast-paced romp in a gothic fantasy world is full of blood, lust, and intrigue. What a great time to for vampire literature!...
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Adri and Joe Talk About Books: 2023 Hugo Award FinalistsJoe : Well, this has certainly been an adventure of a year and even taking the pandemic related delays of Discon III into...
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Festival View: The 1 Up FeverSometimes, filmmakers really do manage to see the future Film festival programming can be a vicious vocation. It’s true, a lot...
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Review: Tales of the Ketty Jay, by Chris WoodingFound family sure can get on your nerves sometimes. A rag tag team of misfits, found family, swashbuckling heists and shenanigans in...
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Nanoreview: Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken, or, Who Ordered These Reheated Leftovers?The true monster is whoever stole the corpses of other movies to stitch them together into this Remember that surreal period from the late...
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Asteroid City lays bare the scaffolding of narrationIt's an outstanding magic trick to expose the inherent insubstantiality of storytelling by means of such a solid, heavy-hitting story...
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Review: Silo, Season 1Inaugural season delivers incredible world-building and thought-provoking questions that leave you wondering about the silo dwellers long after...
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6 Books with CJ LeedeCJ Leede is a horror writer, hiker, and Trekkie. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from Columbia University, and a BA from NYU's Gallatin...
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6 Books with Kemi Ashing-GiwaCredit Ivy Tran At 22-years-old, Kemi Ashing-Giwa is a PhD student at Stanford University. She earned her undergraduate...
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Review: The Book of Rain by Thomas WhartonA symphony made of successive voices, some as elegy, some as warning A little Canadian town surrounded by forest, some distance off from...
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Review: Season of Skulls by Charles StrossCompleting the Eve Starkey trilogy, the sorceress finds that following the dictates of the New Management will lead her into a perilous trip back...
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When Charry Met SoggyPixar's latest production boasts the usual artistry you know to expect from the studio, but the story it tells is generic and forgettable...
