The Miseducation of Darkstar of Dorne in a Game of Thrones
An oldie but goodie. Maybe minus the goodie.
Read More »The Miseducation of Darkstar of Dorne in a Game of Thrones
An oldie but goodie. Maybe minus the goodie.
Read More »The Miseducation of Darkstar of Dorne in a Game of Thrones
Some thoughts on some of Matt Kindt’s work at VALIANT.
Read More »Matt Kindt’s VALIANT – Divinity Gauntlet & Roku Rises
Some really good stuff in this old chat I had with Sturges. For fans of Vertgio, DC comics, storytelling, and/or speculative fiction in general.
Read More »Midwinter in the House of Mystery with Lilah Sturges – Interview
One of the most under seen tv shows for fans of speculative fiction is now available to stream.
Just a friendly addendum to a list of rookie speculative fiction novels worthy of merit. Some of these belong on best of all time lists period.
Read More »Missing on the 100 Must Read Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Debuts
Some guy named Neil Gaiman once said Jonathan Carroll was, “A cult waiting to happen”. That’s Frankly better than I can put it so don’t read the rest of my thoughts and just buy all Jonathan Carroll books.
I just introduced my goddaughter to an old favorite of mine Return to Oz which scared the shit out of me as a kid in a way none of the iconic horror films of the decade did. No better time to re-present a lengthy interview I conducted with cartoonist Eric Shanower who has Oz stripes.
Read More »Eric Shanower Talks To Me about Bronze Ages and Golden Bricks
No chromium or holograms to be found. Not even a die-cut cover. Where are my non-sports cards? Argh!
Read More »The Pocket-sized No Gloss or Glitz Beginnings of Wizard Magazine
I love his Joe Pitt books and because I started a reread I’m re-presenting this interview I conducted with him.
Read More »From Fantasy to Pulp Noir – Charlie Huston Interview
It’s time to jump around again for an X-Men book. Xavier finally has a worthwhile dream.
Read More »House Of X in effect, y’all I say the House Of X is in effect.
Matthew Stover’s Blade of Tyshalle is one of the best pieces of speculative fiction that can be found in a novel and perhaps the most underrated of all time.
Read More »On Matthew Stover’s Blade of Tyshalle & Caine Black Knife
I wish a letter was all it took to get me Winds of Winter already.
Read More »George R. R. Martin’s Fire & Blood Shows the Power of Stern Emails
For his second novel Mieville takes us to the high seas while dual-wielding horror and fantasy.
Read More »China Miéville’s The Scar Leaves a Mark Cut by a Beautiful Imagination
A favorite annual purchase of mine to keep up with what’s next in art.
And we are so lucky to be part of her sexy euphoria.
Read More »It’s Zendaya’s World, We Merely Live in It, Tiger
It’s lights out but is it lights out?
Read More »Binge – Reassessing NBC’s Post post-Apocalyptic ‘Revolution’
For all ages and (finally) for everyone again.
Read More »Into the Spider-Verse is on Netflix and Why Not All Good Things End Forever
My take on the first 3 Gentleman Bastard books by Scott Lynch. Why isn’t this on FX or HBO right now?
Read More »The World and Word Before Thorn of Emberlain. Scott Lynch’s Lies, Red Skies, & Thieves
…because size matters. Especially by the pool.