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Baldur's Gate 3A game with heart, soul and um... well definitely some other body parts too. It may be horny but there's plenty of good story underneath all the...
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Rebel Moon is the most Snyder that Snyder has ever beenLucasfilm dodged a glowing, blurry, vaguely yellowish, excessively slowed-down bullet One could summarize Rebel Moon as "the...
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Microreview: Noumenon Ultra by Marina J LostetterAn ambitious epic space opera series comes to a conclusion in its third and final volume. It's been quite an adventure across the first...
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Microreview: The Mystery at Dunvegan Castle, by T. L. HuchuA slightly lackluster mystery in a brilliantly realized Scotland, narrated by one of the best voices in modern fantasy....
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The first Chicken Run set the bar so high that even a subpar sequel is still enjoyableIt's just... OK. It's fine. It tastes like chicken. Twenty-four years after the incomparably funny Chicken Run , the stars finally...
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Interview with Malka OlderThe Astounding-nominated author spoke with Nerds of a Feather about her writing process, her preferred readings, and our civilizational...
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Review: Paladin's Faith by T. KingfisherCome for the plot drama, stay for the intriguing developments in fantasy world theology. I am, unapologetically, a slightly over the top...
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The Life and Times of the Fourteenth DoctorThe 60th anniversary episodes celebrate the show's history, but also change all the rules Russell T Davies is back at the head of Doctor...
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6 Books with Bradley BeaulieuThe author of Twelve Kings in Sharakhai , Bradley P. Beaulieu's novels have garnered many accolades and most anticipated lists,...
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Review: Exordia, by Seth DickinsonRich, chewy philosophy, with snake-headed aliens and lots of dead bodies. Plus body horror. We all know The Trolley Problem,...
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Microreview [book]: Chain-Gang All-Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-BrenyahChain-Gang All-Stars drills into the social critique of the industrial prison system and crime in the U.S. through the battle royal genre in...
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Review: Leave the World BehindObama is now my second least favorite living ex-President. I was really, really excited for this movie. Amazing cast, everything...
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Review: The Boy and the HeronA strange, beautiful, melancholy study of grief and renewal filtered through a magical lens. The Boy and the Heron is...
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Review: The Betrayals, by Bridget CollinsAn intimate exploration of weak, flawed people doing small, right things Cover design by Micaela Alcaino We are all familiar...
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6 Books with Sherwood SmithSherwood Smith has published over fifty books, one of which was an Anne Lindbergh Honor Book; she's twice been a finalist for the...
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Review: Silent NightJohn Woo shows that silence is golden So the old saying goes, “if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.” John Woo was...
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Remember Wish? Yes, that happened this yearThe worst possible way to celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary was to release a movie as unimaginative as this From a studio that is so...
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Interview: Monalisa FosterAlex Wallace sits down with Monalisa Foster, author of Threading the Needle What made you start writing? Some sort of mind...
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The Wheel of Time Reread: A Crown of SwordsWelcome back, dear readers, to The Wheel of Time Reread. Today we’re going to talk about A Crown of Swords, the seventh book in the series. We’ve...
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Review: All the Hidden Paths by Foz MeadowsTreading similar political and emotional ground to the first story, and defying narrative conventions to remind us that people are fundamentally...
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Review — The Digital Aesthete: Human Musings on the Intersection of Art and AIThis compilation of stories examining the intersection of art, creativity, and AI is eye-opening, entertaining, and thought-provoking...
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[Microreview]: Island of Time by Davis BunnUrban fantasy on the shores of Lake Geneva Urban fantasy so often confines itself to very sleek, modern American cities that clash...
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Review: Out There ScreamingA clever take on the greatest horror of all: reality As coldness creeps into the air and night arrives earlier, the days are perfect...
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Microreview: Fortune's Favor by Jo GrahamFortune's Favor continues Jo Graham's mythologically infused space opera series and 'verse Caralys has a problem. She's been attached to...
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Review: NapoleonRidley Scott's historical epic is wildly weird, ribald, and absolutely breathtaking at times Director Ridley Scott — 85 years old! —...
