Every year for the better part of a decade, I write one of these TV roundup posts, and every year for most of that time, I have opened with some.
My Steam Replay dropped last week, which I suppose means that it's time for one last Gaming Notes post for 2025. I always say that I don't consider myself a.
Like a lot of genre fans of my generation—and perhaps several generations before and after—I had a Stephen King phase. The adage that the golden age of science fiction is.
I love a good publishing scandal. They're usually highbrow enough that you don't feel cheap for being engaged by them, stupid enough to give you excellent schadenfreude, and low-stakes enough.
[This review was requested by reader Greg Sanders, winner of the LGM fund drive auction. Thank you to Greg for the contribution, and for selecting an excellent book!] In the.
James Gunn's Superman begins in its second act. Halfway through that act, in fact, with Superman (David Corenswet), having just been trounced by an opponent, taking a breather to recharge his strength.
A Meal of Thorns, from the fanzine Ancillary Review of Books, is one of the most exciting new podcasts of the last few years. A bimonthly critical book club in which.
I had several reviews in the May issue of Locus, and the first of them is now online. Alex Foster's debut novel Circular Motion joins the increasingly crowded ranks of climate fiction, but with.
