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Review: 3 Body Problem Season 1Netflix's adaption of Liu Cixin's Hugo Award-winning novel succeeds thanks to Benioff & Weiss making necessary changes to the story to make...
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Review: Camp ConfidentialIs it worth going to the stars if the launch pad is made of skulls? At first hunch something feels distinctly wrong about an animated...
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Review [Video Game]: Concrete Genie by PixelopusPaint some murals, save some lives. Concrete Genie follows protagonist Ash as he tries to rid his old hometown of Denska of an...
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Six Books with Alma AlexanderAlma Alexander's life so far has prepared her very well for her chosen career. She was born in a country which no longer exists on the maps, has...
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Trans Rights Readathon Recommendations 2024You may remember from last year , the team collated some of their favourite books by trans and nb authors or centring trans and nb characters for...
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TV Review: X-Men '97A nostalgic return to the addictive X-Men adventures of the '90s Back in the '90s—before iPhones and streaming apps—a long week of...
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Review: Love Lies BleedingA24's new sapphic psychological thriller is a wildly entertaining look at revenge, body horror, and attraction For months prior to the...
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Film Microreview: Robot DreamsIt shouldn't be possible for such measured, minimal forms to contain all this wealth of feelings Of the five candidates for the Best...
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Review: March's End by Daniel PolanskyTaking some of the basic the tropes of epic and portal fantasies and intensifying them via the lens of a family drama. You may think...
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Review: Deadlier Than by Corey Brotherson, art by Jennie Gyllblad, Olivia Samson, Ted Brandt and Kit BussA collection of graphic shorts that deliver a big punch in a small space. I don't think I've ever read a graphic novel of short...
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Review: DamselNetflix's new CGI dragon and Millie Bobbie Brown vehicle is a perfectly fine fairy tale romp aimed at the YA audience. Like...
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Review: Strange Journey by Maud CairnesVintage body-swap, with vintage sensibilities Body swapping is a well-used trope, familiar in modern media, but dating back farther...
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Review: Drive-Away DollsBe lesbian do crime. If there is one word that describes the filmography of the Coen brothers, it is ‘quirky.’ They are almost instantly...
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Review: Floating Hotel by Grace CurtisA delightfully atmospheric exploration of a world and a hotel through the eyes of the workers, linking together their daily experiences to allow...
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Nebula Award FinalistsThe finalists for the Nebula Awards have been announced for work published in 2023. The Nebula Awards are presented by the Science Fiction and...
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Review: Mislaid in Parts Half-Known, by Seanan McGuireLet’s ignore the absolutely perfect cover art just for a moment. Mislaid in Parts Half-Known is NOT the dinosaur book that it appears to be. There...
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6 Books with John WiswellJohn Wiswell is a disabled writer who lives where New York keeps all its trees. He has won the Nebula Award for Best Short Story for...
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What was the point of Dream Scenario?This surreal dramedy doesn't so much reach a resolution as just stop. Maybe it's because it still hasn't ended With a creative twist on...
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Review: Tanglewood by Knicky L. AbbottA smoothly, deliciously prosey story that deftly captures the interior life of its characters, taking no prisoners with its confrontation of a...
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Review: Seeds of Inheritance by Aimee KuzenskiBringing power chords of science fantasy into a story of revolution, change, magic and technology in a spacefaring elven empire. Uneasy...
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Somehow, Megamind returnedBe ready for endless iterations of the DreamWorks smirk Fourteen years after gleefully parodying the Superman mythos, the Megamind...
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Review: These Burning Stars by Bethany JacobsA twisty, complicated and rich space opera following the consequences and results of obsession. Obsession is a strong word. It's a...
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Review: SpacemanAdam Sandler takes a turn as a serious and sad astronaut in this film that feels like the offspring of Project Hail Mary and Solaris ....
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Welcome to the Second Best Hospital in the GalaxyWe really hope your insurance covers transdimensional discorporation It's the far, far future, and doctors are still beset by the familiar...
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Review: Jujutsu Kaisen - Season TwoA nihilistic departure from the edgy optimism of the first season. When Jujutsu Kaisen arrived in the anime world, it became an instant...
