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Review: For the First Time, Again by Sylvain NeuvelThe Take Them to the Stars trilogy concludes with a massive setup and a deflated resolution The centuries-long saga that started in A...
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Review: Furious Heaven by Kate ElliottKate Elliott’s Furious Heaven continues her genderflipped Alexander the Great in space as we truly get into the more well known parts of his...
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Recap: Mandalorian Episode 23 — SpiesThe penultimate episode starts masterfully weaving together all the plot threads from this season and beyond — including ties to the sequel...
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Review: Death by Silver by Melissa Scott and Amy GriswoldDeath by Silver is a classic murder mystery that brings gay romance and a fascinating magic system to Edwardian England. Cover...
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Review: Unraveller, by Frances HardingeUndoing the curse is only the start. If you have ever stood by, quietly seething, swallowing down a boiling fury that cannot...
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Contributor Profile: Ann Michelle HarrisToday we welcome a new contributor to the flock: Ann Michelle Harris Raised in Atlanta with a degree from Penn, Ann loves character driven sci-fi...
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On the American nightmare of 'Hello Tomorrow!'See the 1950s not as they happened, but as they wish they had Welcome to postwar America, a land of ambition, opportunity, and...
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MicroReview [Movie]: The Super Mario Bros. MovieLet's-A-Go (see this movie)! The Super Mario Bros. Movie is Nintendo’s second attempt to bring the world’s favorite Italian plumber —and...
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STRANGER THAN FICTION: River Kings by Cat JarmonDon't meet your heroes Recent years have seen a resurgence of popular interest in Vikings - those Scandinavian seafarers who, in...
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Recap: Mandalorian Episode 22 — Guns for HireFolks looking for plot advancement may be disappointed. Folks who relish getting to be immersed for a weird and wacky hour in the Star Wars...
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Contributor Profile: Clara CohenToday we are welcoming another new contributor to the flock: Clara Cohen Clara lives in Scotland in a creaky old building with pipes for gas...
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6 Books with Juliet McKennaThe rolific Juliet McKenna is a British fantasy author with more than 15 novels, ranging from secondary world fantasy series to rural...
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'Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves' is just as cheerfully chaotic as your most memorable game sessionsThis movie is what you get when your only writing guideline is Rule of Cool Your average gamer isn't necessarily a professional writer,...
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Festival View - Intense Science Fiction Short Films of 2023In addition to being a nerd who lives and breathes zines and scifi goodness, I happen to be the co-head for Short Film Programming for...
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Contributor Profile: Alex WallaceToday we welcome another new contributor to the flock: Alex Wallace Alex is a history nerd and science fiction nerd who reads far more than is...
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Adri and Joe talk about books: The Nebula AwardsJoe : You know, there’s a kind of benefit to not being quite as plugged in as I’ve been in past years. It was a fun surprise...
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Contributor Profile: Haley ZapalToday we're welcoming the next of our new contributors to the flock: Haley Zapal. Haley Zapal is a lawyer-turned-copywriter who lives in Atlanta,...
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Recap: Mandalorian Episode 21—The PirateIf you've ever dreamed of watching a live-action Rebels episode, you’re going to love this week’s entry as galactic politics come into sharper...
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Nanoreview: Peculiar Woods by Andrés J. ColmenaresA gentle fantasy about the many meanings of home From Andrés J. Colmenares, the artist behind the adorable webcomic Wawawiwa , comes a...
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Review: Battlestar Suburbia by Chris McCruddenCouncil estates take to the stars! Cover design and illustration by Sarah Anne Langton I picked this book up in a charity...
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Contributor Profile: Christopher J. GarciaToday we're welcoming the first of our new contributors to the flock: Chris Garcia Chris Garcia? You mean the archivist, curator, film festival...
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Nanoreview: Nothing but the Rain by Naomi SalmanA painful monologue on the violence of oblivion In the rainy town of Aloisville, people have been forgetting the recent details of their...
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Game Review: Fire Emblem: EngageA real change of pace from the previous iteration of the series, and lacking some of the depth of plot and themes, but a fun game...
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6 Books with Iori KusanoIori Kusano is an Asian American writer and Extremely Ordinary Office Gremlin living in Tokyo. They are a graduate of Clarion West 2017 and...
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Recap: Mandalorian Episode 20—The FoundlingA fun monster-of-the-week episode filled with tender moments and an incredible cameo. Episode 20 of The Mandalorian opens back on the...
