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On Order and Chaos
Let others bring order to chaos. I would bring chaos to order, instead, which I think I have done. If all writers would do that, then perhaps citizens not in the literary trades will understand that...
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Fair
“It’s not fair,” Juliet muttered, walking alongside Elesik. “What happened to Bel Arcana, I mean.” Elesik shrugged and thought of his beloved Chapel’s destruction. “God didn’t promise us fair. He only...
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Book Review: The Black Company
Ever wonder what it’d be like to work for Sauron? Or Voldemort? Or just about any other big-bad in fantasy literature? To be honest, it was a question I hadn’t pondered until THE BLACK COMPANY...
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Book Review: The White Rose
The final installment in Glen Cook’s The Chronicles of the Black Company which are also known by the moniker ‘The Books of the North’ in the greater chronology of his Black Company series, The White...
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Book Review: Leviathan Wakes
In today’s world of graphic design, social media, and instant gratification, I think that you can, increasingly, judge a book by its cover. Of course, that’s not always true and it never stops sounding...
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The Anniversary Edition Hits the Web
It’s been a long time coming but Someone to Remember Me: The Anniversary Edition is finally on its way to a server near you. After almost two and half years since the original release of the first...
View ArticleN.K. Jemisin Gives the Acceptance Speech We All Need
Per Wikipedia: Nora K. Jemisin is an American science fiction and fantasy writer and a psychologist. Her fiction explores a wide variety of themes, including cultural conflict and oppression. N.K....
View ArticleWell, I Guess I’m Buying DQ XI Now
Kotaku’s Tim Rogers published a behemoth Dragon Quest XI review. Clocking in at over 30 minutes, the video review alone is a time commitment. But the whole thing is fun and genuine, something so good...
View ArticleA Skeptic’s Guide to Star Trek: Lower Decks
Lower Decks surprised me. It was never perfect, no Star Trek ever was, especially in the first season, yet that somehow made its blend of reverential humor and genuine heart click for me.
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