Outlandish Reviews: James S. A. Corey’s Leviathan Falls (The Expanse Book 9)
The Expanse is a series we writers can all learn a lot from: understand your characters and stick to the rules of your setting, and you’ll send your audiences home happy.
Gamer Seeking Playlist For Indie RPGs
Finding a playlist for indie games is much more difficult than finding one for a more mainstream game. But we’ve got a couple!
Night of the Vegan: What Would You Eat?
Alana Joli Abbott asks the rest of the Night of the Vegan team what they’d eat if they were vegan zombies.
Time travel: a purely sci-fi element?
I’ve never been sure of that. I’ve always been attracted to the idea of time travel, even though, going back
Belonging to a Fandom: (The Good) The Bad and the WT#?
So you’re part of a fandom. A whole group of people shares theories, art and fanvids fervently. You finally feel
Belonging to a Fandom: does Genre enter the equation?
Fandom and genre don’t always coincide. You might be addicted to a lot of stories, characters or even just the
Westerns – Living Proof of ‘Fusion Literature’
Westerns take me to ghost towns, dry unforgiving deserts, cowboys and, of course, those straw rolls blowing through the middle
Has Fantasy Lost its Hallmark?
Fantasy isn’t just castles, dragons, and wizards anymore. What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you stumble upon
Genre Discussion: Are genres more than mere labels?
At some point, we’ve all been asked to determine whether a piece of literature is fiction or nonfiction. We are
