Category: Books
Read This: The Fireman
The Fireman, Joe Hill’s latest opus, is a big, rambling, post-apocalyptic horror novel that is fast-moving and entertaining but, […]
Read More →Read This: The Loney
The Loney is Andrew Michael Hurley’s first novel, and it is a wonder. As literary horror it is gothic […]
Read More →Read This: Hugh Howey’s Wool
In my experience, the bigger the hype, the bigger the disappointment. And so it is with Hugh Howey’s Wool, […]
Read More →Children of Men: Two Sides to the Story
When it comes to adaptations, I am normally a stickler for the purity of the source material (I’m looking […]
Read More →Read This: Cuckoo’s Egg
The cuckoo is a bird best known for laying a single egg among the clutch of another species, in […]
Read More →Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex: Superman Up Close
Superman may be the Man of Steel, but a Man of Steel does not live by heroism alone. In […]
Read More →Read This: The Art of Language Invention
The Art of Language Invention by David J. Peterson is a short, information-packed guide to creating imaginary languages for […]
Read More →Rats in the Walls and Rat God: Variations on a Theme
‘The Rats in the Walls”, published in Weird Tales in March, 1924, is one of H.P. Lovecraft’s essentially non-mythos […]
Read More →Read This: The Elric Saga
Elric of Melniboné and his terrible sword Stormbringer made their first appearance in Michael Moorcock’s elaborate and fluid multiverse […]
Read More →Meet the Author: Fritz Leiber
The fantasy, science fiction, and horror author Fritz Leiber is a man whose creations inspired generations of RPGs and […]
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