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Things look dicey for Gandalf and the Fellowship after the defeat on Caradhras. They are not far from Rivendell, and the first major obstacle...
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S.A. Chakraborty's The Empire of Gold is a fantastic conclusion to one of the best fantasy series of the generation.
In the latest Holmesian adaptation, Sherlock once again has a genius little sister, and just like with the BBC show, viewers should be gearing...
Greetings, dear readers. After a long break, I return to you, bearing opinions about my latest attempt to broaden my reading horizons. This time...
To Captain Cinrak, known as The Dapper, I have no doubt you have heard of me, as my reputation extends from one corner of...
Content warning: discussion of suicide Introduction: When reflecting on her first story’s publication, Gertrude Barrows Bennett wrote, “I had just one merit, as I...
When reading early sci-fi, the stories predominantly feature male protagonists living in a man’s world. The stories are meant to support the idea of...
Things look dicey for Gandalf and the Fellowship after the defeat on Caradhras. They are not far from Rivendell, and the first major obstacle...
The Cursed Child has come and gone, further cementing J. K Rowling’s Creator’s fall from grace. It started at her Ilvermorny stories and it...
There is something draining about “The Ring Goes South.” After two months of food, story, song, and the warm glow of safety at Rivendell,...
Presented by “Harry Potter and the Reread Project” Two weeks ago, I ended my reread post on the first ten chapters of Goblet of...
I must be very brief in my introduction, as Lemony Snicket is not in this next trio of book in A Series of Unfortunate...
Hello again, readers of The Fandomentals. This is the third part of my series about power dynamics in fantasy. It discusses the way the...
Presented by “Harry Potter and the Reread Project” Quick Note on the Format: So far, I’ve read all of the Harry Potter books in...
When I was about fourteen, there was a lecture at a Tolkien convention I attended called ‘Tolkien: The Biggest Racist of the 20th Century?’...
By nature, the beginning of The Lord of the Rings is local. We get hints of the wider world: there are stories of strange...
This review will not contain any major spoilers for the series, but will include discussion of characterization and overarching themes. Reading the Red Rising...
