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Mrs. Davis, or how googling is just like prayingBeneath the absurdist humor, this series builds a lofty tower of nested metaphors about the many meanings of love Mrs. Davis couldn't...
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The Big Door Prize will make you reconsider your life choicesSince we already let machines run our daily affairs, why not let them run our lifepaths? In the remote town of Deerfield, the place where...
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Review: Witch King by Martha WellsThe Murderbot author returns to fantasy with a double-headed story of a freed prisoner’s story forward and backward...who happens to be a...
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Review: Lords of Uncreation by Adrian TchaikovskyThe epic quest to defeat the enigmatic Architects now extends beyond this reality Confession time: I hate cosmic horror. I detest it with...
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Review — Season 1 of The PowerThe television adaption of this speculative fiction novel raises questions about the nature of the power, imagining a world where women and...
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Nanoreviews: Knot of Shadows, Rose / House, The TerraformersKnot of Shadows, by Lois McMaster Bujold Following off the first full length Penric and Desdemona novel, Lois McMaster Bujold returns with...
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6 Books with Martha Wells (May 2023)Martha Wells is an American writer of speculative fiction. She has published a number of fantasy novels, young adult novels, media tie-ins,...
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6 Books with Jules SherredBased in Duncan, BC, Jules Sherred is an award-winning photographer in the fields of commercial food and lifestyle...
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Review: The Water Outlaws by S. L. HuangA stunning reimagining of a Chinese Classic work of literature with modern worldbuilding, queer sensibilities and a feminist approach that retains...
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Review: Poor Man's Sky by Wil McCarthyMurder, Monks, and the Moon! What's not to like? There’s something about the great black void above us that attracts a wide...
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Review: Just Like Home by Sarah GaileyIt’s not always wrong to love a monster, as long as you love the right one. Cover illustration and design by Will Staehle...
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Review: Can't Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca ThorneA low-stakes, cosy fantasy that unfortunately fails to pull together the magic it needs to really make the story sing. A while ago,...
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The Writer's Guild of America is on StrikeThis week, for the first time in 15 years, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) called a strike against the major Hollywood studios. Pencils...
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Knights of the Zodiac is an exactly acceptable fight movieMany punches are exchanged by all One doesn't go to watch a fight movie expecting great themes. One wants visually interesting...
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Nanoreviews: Unraveller, The Mimicking of Known Successes, Tread of AngelsUnraveller by Frances Hardinge [Macmillan Children's (UK)/Amulet (US)] Clara's review of Unraveller already covers most of...
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This version of Peter Pan & Wendy goes straight for the symbolismThink happy thoughts The tale of Peter Pan has been adapted so many times that it has even had space for a totally forgettable prequel ,...
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Review: The Salt Grows Heavy by Cassandra KhawA deeply bizarre and grisly love story about freedom and choice. And an alarming amount of murder. My initial response to finishing...
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You'll want to try Kuauhtla, a Latin American-inspired setting, in your next RPG sessionLatin American culture can provide inexhaustible inspiration for heroic fantasy The Rainbow Age of speculative fiction is also reaching...
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Interview: Kate Elliott, author of Furious HeavenKate Elliott is a science fiction and fantasy author who has been writing novels for over 30 years. With works ranging from the epic...
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Review: 1899A melodramatic feast for puzzle box fans When Netflix announced it would not renew the mind-bending historical series 1899 ,...
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´The Ark' makes a plea for mutual trust to save humankindThis story proves you don't have to be a ruthless cynic to apply game theory to hard survival choices Future Earth has gone to hell in a...
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6 Books with Sarah JostSarah Jost was born and grew up in Switzerland in small yet stunning Montreux against the backdrop of Lake Geneva and the Alps. She...
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Recap: Mandalorian Episode 24 — The ReturnThe final episode of season delivers the goods with incredible action and a weeks-long payoff that was definitely worth the wait....
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Netflix celebrates 30 years of Power RangersIn a world afflicted by chronic nostalgitis, only one team of heroes can defeat humankind's mortal enemy... again The 30th anniversary...
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Nanoreviews: Into Shadow, a Collection of Amazon Short StoriesA collection of short fiction stories examining hidden and forgotten things, in which seven authors give us stories of characters wandering...
