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Review: The Shadow Cabinet by Juno DawsonThe sequel to HMRC unfortunately lacks the punch of its predecessor, but promises good things for what follows next. It was always...
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Review: The Ivory Tomb by Melissa CarusoMelissa Caruso finishes the Rooks and Ruin trilogy, as Ryx and her friends must deal with the return of all the demons of legend and myth to...
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The Once But Never Again King - Two Modern Imaginings of the Arthur MythosA look at two works who ask the question - what if King Arthur was a dickhead, and someone to be kept from returning to aid the realm at all...
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More Latin American content for your TTRPG sessionsExpand the scope of your adventures with the wealth of content in Boricubos and Koboa A couple of months ago, I...
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6 Books with Beth CatoNebula Award-nominated Beth Cato is the author of A Thousand Recipes for Revenge from 47North (out June 1, 2023) plus two fantasy series...
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Review: Underland by Maxime J. DurandA cosmic horror setting without cosmic horror characters is a brilliant combination You may remember that in 2007, Brandon Sanderson...
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The Wheel of Time Reread: The Fires of HeavenWelcome back, dear readers, to The Wheel of Time Reread. Today we’re going to talk about The Fires of Heaven, a novel of which I remembered far...
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Microreview [Video Game]: Horizon Call of the Mountain by Guerrilla Games and Firesprite GamesWorth the climb. Using Guerrilla Games’ newer Horizon IP, Firesprite Games and Guerrilla have created a title to showcase Sony’s new...
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The Transformers franchise hasn't learned the lessons from BumblebeeRise of the Beasts has interesting layers of subtext, but doesn't use or develop them in an interesting way Dear Hasbro, next time you...
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6 Books with Stephen AryanCredit David James Coxsell Stephen Aryan was born in Iran, and raised in Whitley Bay, on the north east coast of the UK. He is...
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Microreview: Mordew, by Alex PhebyA dense, richly Gothic tale full of vibes and inventiveness, but short on characterization Cover illustration by James Nunn...
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Microreview [book]: The Book of Gems by Fran WildeThe Gem Universe trilogy concludes with academic shenanigans and more talking rocks This is the third novella in the intriguingly...
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Our Retellings are Dull - the Problem of the Modern Mythical ReimaginingMost of the myth retellings we have right now are bland. There are several reasons for it, not least because most of them are retelling a...
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Microreview: In the Lives of Puppets by TJ KluneAfter robots have learned from humanity to love, can a lone human then learn it from robots? With the word robot coming from the Czech...
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse ReviewAcross the Spider-Verse is exactly what a sequel should be The follow-up to the critically acclaimed 2018 hit Spider-Man: Into the...
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Review: The Little MermaidModern twists make The Little Mermaid succeed in this latest retelling of the classic tale I first saw the original Disney’s The...
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6 Books with Matt WallacePhoto by Edward Earl Newton Matt Wallace is the Hugo nominated author of Rencor: Life in Grudge City and the Sin du Jour...
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Review: Hybrid Heart by Iori KusanoAn intimate look at the interior life of a pop idol in a near future world where technology only makes the competition fiercer, and more...
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Review: SuzumeA universal coming of age story that resonates across cultures Written and directed by Makoto Shinkai, Suzume is the journey movie we...
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Review: Master of Samar by Melissa ScottMelissa Scott’s Master of Samar brings us a rich story of a secondary world Venice. You can’t go home again. Or maybe you can, but you...
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Festival View: Fudgie FreddieCreators and Creations are deeply tied, and sometimes it gets dark... One of my all-time favorite musicals is 1990’s City of...
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Nerds of a Feather is an Ignyte finalist for the Critics Award!On Wednesday evening, Nerds of a Feather was nominated for the Ignyte Awards , in the Critics Award category “for reviews and analysis of...
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Review: A Clockwork River, by J. S. EmeryA rambling, Dickensian stroll through a world of secrets, intrigue, and hydraulics Cover design by Micaela Alcaino Some...
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Review: The Mother by B. L. BlanchardA sequel that fails to measure up to the quality of its predecessor The least interesting type of alternate history is the turning of...
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6 Additional Books with Stina LeichtStina Leicht writes science fiction, horror, and fantasy. Her newest novel, Loki’s Ring is a Feminist Space Opera released in March...
