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[tps_header][/tps_header] One of the most difficult aspects of being in queer fandom is the dearth of canon ships. That’s why so many of us...
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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...
[tps_header][/tps_header] One of the most difficult aspects of being in queer fandom is the dearth of canon ships. That’s why so many of us...
With Proven Guilty, Butcher continues to weave together an intricate plot. This article, like last time, focuses mostly on secondary characters, not Harry. But...
So, here we are, caught up to Pierce’s writing after twenty months of reviews. Tempests and Slaughter, published by Tamora Pierce in 2018, tells...
Hello, readers of the Fandomentals. Today I bring you another story from the grimdark Warhammer 40K universe, after telling you about Dark Heresy and...
I got the chance to read Jim Butcher’s Brief Cases, a collection of Dresden Files short stories. Before one story he mentioned that Dead...
Here we are, at the second part of Tortall and Other Lands, a collection of short stories by Tamora Pierce. But now we’re not...
As you know, I’m always on the hunt for good books, especially if they’re written by and about folks from marginalized communities. That’s what...
The Discworld series doesn’t exactly need a lot of introduction. My previous article about it, quite a while ago, had the tone of disappointment....
Blood Rites does so many things right, but also does several things wrong. Don’t get me wrong, Jim Butcher’s writing in 2004 is a decided improvement...
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