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Harry Dresden has been alive. He’s been dead. Now, because the universe hates him, he enters a new phase of life – being a...
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Although Avatar: The Last Airbender (ATLA) originally aired in 2005, it still remains a favorite among kids and adults alike. The show set the...
In a time of unknowing horror and terrible isolation, sometimes we need books that remind us that things can always be worse. Just in...
The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime is currently slated to air sometime in 2021. As a new fan who has just finished reading...
Its a hell of a month for Kickstarters, and the folks at Free League Publishing have added to that with the launch today of...
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...
Harry Dresden has been alive. He’s been dead. Now, because the universe hates him, he enters a new phase of life – being a...
Introduction: Minimalist writing must be precise and to the point, the writer zeroed in like a microscope and incisive as a scalpel. Details that...
So we come to The Titan’s Curse, Rick Riordan’s third novel, published in 2007. Here, things become more complicated, as characters take and lose...
Everything changes. Nowhere in the Dresden Files is this more true than in the 2010 Changes. This is the pivot on which the entire...
Despite her very limited appearances, Avatar Kyoshi emerged from Avatar: The Last Airbender as a fan favorite. She was so different from Aang, the...
Riordan starts to weave new themes into his series from this point on. While The Lightning Thief did okay on issues of representation, Sea...
Welcome back to Short Fiction Fridays. This time I have chosen to go full-on Sci-Fi, with one of the most curious stories I have...
Good news everyone! Marta Ramos is back for more steampunk, Sherlock Holmsian-style adventures! If you recall from my review of Murder on the Titania,...
Welcome back to Short Fiction Fridays! I’m glad you’re here. Let’s buckle in for two new stories this week as we talk about episodic...
It is not only the Black Council that emerges in Jim Butcher’s 2009 Turn Coat, the White Council gains more clarity as well. Indeed,...
