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Microreview [Video Game]: God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla by Santa Monica StudiosOut with the new, in with the old. Upon receiving a mysterious invite, Kratos and Mimir row their way to the shores of Valhalla. Old...
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In Dune: Part Two, the Hero's Journey takes a very dark turnThere's nothing more dangerous than a savior Consider the above photo for a moment. It's one of many, many great shots to be found in...
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Microreview: The City of Marble and Blood by Howard Andrew JonesContinuing the story of Hanuvar in his struggle against the empire that destroyed his home and enslaved his people. In Howard Andrew...
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The State of the Video Game Industry: A DiscussionShaking up the Video Games Industry Recently it was announced that Microsoft will be bringing some of its first-party games to rival...
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The Wheel of Time Reread: Winter's HeartWelcome back, dear readers, to The Wheel of Time Reread. Today we’re going to talk about Winter’s Heart, the ninth book in the series....
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6 Books with Bogi TakácsBogi Takács (e/em/eir/emself or they pronouns) is a Hungarian Jewish agender trans person and an immigrant to the US. E is a winner of...
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Cool Books I Read While I Was Too Sad to ReviewIf a review copy lands in the inbox when the reviewer is too overwhelmed to read it, does it even get a review? Well, no, obviously it doesn't....
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With the new Avatar series, one has to ask: What do we really want from an adaptation?This version isn't perfect. It isn't horrible either. The world is at balance again. Before anyone watched 2005's Batman Begins ,...
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Review: The Butcher of the Forest by Premee MohamedA creepy fairytale story with its eye on more than the just magic, mystery and missing children. When the cover of a book has...
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Microreview: Dragons of Deepwood Fen by Bradley P. BeaulieuIntroducing a new fantasy world, filled with the intrigues of an empire, its unwilling vassal state, a grasping church, and oh yes, dragons....
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Microreview: The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi, by Shannon ChakrabortyThe gang is reunited to buckle some swashes, but they sure took their time getting to the good bits The hook of S. A....
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Review: True Detective Season 4The dark and icy fourth season of True Detective is the first deserving follow-up to the incredible first season, and Jodie Foster &...
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Review: Extraordinary Visions: Stories Inspired by Jules VerneA curious experiment in probing the minds of fans More or less a year and a half ago, the North American Jules Verne Society posted a...
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Review: Finding Echoes by Foz MeadowsA novella with a distinctive voice in a distinctive city, that knows how to focus in on what really matters. There is a story in this...
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The Hugo Awards Crisis Deepens - Where We Stand and How to Save the AwardsPreviously Nerds of a Feather, Flock Together issued a joint statement of concern about the administration of the 2023...
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Microreview: The Thucydides Trap by Melinda SnodgrassBringing a close to the Imperials space opera saga with the greatest tests yet for the protagonists . The Imperials saga, which...
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Review: Mothersound: The Sauútiverse AnthologyAn eclectic collection of African-futuristic stories blending myth, magic, and technology in bold new ways Mothersound: The...
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Nerds of a Feather 2024 Awards EligibilityAwards season has once again begun. We began by looking at all the works we collectively have in our sights for nominations in our...
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Review: Out of DarknessPrehistoric life was nasty, brutish, and short I imagine, on some level, it is cheating to set a work of historical fiction in the...
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Review: Lisa FrankensteinJourney back to the 80s with a black horror comedy "coming of rage" story featuring a script by Diablo Cody and an impressive retro vibe and...
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Microreview [Video Game]: Inscryption by Daniel Mullins GamesSay cheese and die. A wooden table lies before you, darkness all around. A door creaks, and from the void peer two eyes. “Another...
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Novella Project: Closing PostAnd with that, our novella project is over. Or... well... is it? Is it really? As with many things, the real work isn't actually in the big...
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Microreview: The Briar Book of the Dead, by A. G. SlatterWitches, deadly families, and dead bodies in ample profusion A. G. Slatter’s books tend to run to type:...
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Novella Project: To the Woman in the Pink HatA futuristic exploration of contemporary race and gender issues woven into a both disturbing and relatable tale. Set in a near...
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Novella Project: Brent C. Lambert InterviewToday for the Novella Project, we're speaking to Brent C. Lambert: Brent Lambert is a Black, queer man who heavily believes in the...
