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Nerds of a Feather 2024 Hugo Packet and IntroductionThe Voter's Packet for the Hugo Awards will be released shortly and made available to all members of Glasgow Worldcon. As is traditional, Nerds...
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Review: The Book of ClarenceA unique, irreverent, genre-mixing dark comedy wrapped around deep messages on race and class The theatrical trailer for The...
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Review: The Borgia Dove by Jo GrahamThe second in a historical fantasy series centering about Giulia Farnese, mistress to Cardinal Rodrigo of the Borgia family. Yes, that Borgia...
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Review: Shogun Season 1Shogun is prestige TV at its finest — the plotting and political machinations of Game of Thrones set amidst the backdrop of late...
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Review: The American Society of Magical NegroesA poignant exploration of racism and appeasement wrapped in sarcastic, quirky, rom-com magic. A “magical negro” is a...
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Nanoreviews: Live Long and Evolve; The Extractionist; The Frame-UpLive Long and Evolve: What Star Trek Can Teach Us about Evolution, Genetics, and Life on Other Worlds, by Mohammed A. F. Noor...
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Review: Calypso by Oliver MeadeThis awe-inspiring and utterly beautiful novel told in verse will make you think, feel, and wonder why there aren't more contemporary authors...
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6 Books with Francesco DimitriFrancesco Dimitri is a prize-winning writer of fiction and nonfiction, a comic book writer and a screenwriter. He published eight books in Italian...
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Review: Rebel Moon Part 2: Forgettable BoogalooIn contrast with the ubiquitous fanfare surrounding the launch of Rebel Moon Part 1 last year, its sequel has come and gone almost unnoticed...
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Review: Spy x Family: Code WhiteThe big-screen version of the popular action-comedy anime is accessible for newcomers, but its lighter tone may disappoint existing fans seeking...
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Review: FalloutQuite the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. first attempt The raging dichotomy on the Internet about video games and their film/television series adaptations...
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Review: Civil WarAn absolutely brutal depiction of photojournalism in the midst of an underexplored conflict I met up with some friends to see Alex...
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Interview: Into the SauútiverseThe Sauútiverse, a shared science-fantasy world inspired by African folklore (of which the first anthology, Mothersound , is already out)...
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6 Books with Eliza ChanEliza Chan is a Scottish-born speculative fiction author. Her short fiction has been published in The Dark, Podcastle, Fantasy...
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Review: The Diviners quartet by Libba BrayA lively, flapperish adventure through 1920s America in all its diversity, plus ghosts There’s something terribly satisfying about...
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Review [Video Game]: Children of Morta by Dead MageFull of heart, but could use a bit more soul. As the Corruption spreads across the land, infecting animals and terrain alike, it is up to...
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Review: A Flame in the North by Lilith SaintcrowI never really thought about it until I listened to Neil Gaiman's Norse Mythology, but there is something rather inescapable about the...
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Review [TV]: The RegimeAsk not what your country can do for you—ask what your country can do to you Every tyranny encounters opposition. But there are also,...
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Review [TV]: ConstellationHow do you keep living when you no longer recognize the world? It was inevitable that the coronavirus quarantine would leave its mark on...
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Six RPGs with Alan BahrAlan Bahr is an award-winning and best-selling roleplaying game designer, known for his company Gallant Knight Games, as well as his work at...
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Review: Machine Vendetta by Alastair ReynoldsGimme the straight dope, see Machine Vendetta is the 3rd installment in Reynolds' Prefect Dreyfus series. It takes place in the broader...
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Review: Late Night With the DevilAn inventive take on found-footage horror with incredible '70s period detail that builds slowly into a wild and unforgettable climax It's...
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6 Books with Oliver K. LangmeadOliver K. Langmead is an author and a poet based in Glasgow. His novels include British Fantasy Award-nominated Glitterati , Birds of...
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Video Game Remakes/Remasters: Loving Restorations of Beloved Classics or Lazy Cash-ins?G - Joe D. and I are back to talk more video games! This time our topic is a divisive one in the gaming community: remakes. Before we...
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Review: Austral, by Paul McAuleyAntarctica gets its chance to be the final frontier It is easy to forget about Antarctica. If it is on a global map, it is almost...
