In Defense of Tropes: Instalove
by Patrick LeClerc I’ll be honest, I didn’t even known this trope had a name until recently, when reading through reviews, both of my own […]
Review
In a Way, We’re All Winners. But in Another, More Accurate Way…
by Patrick LeClerc And, with the review from The Qwillery, my #SPFBO journey is at an end. It looks like I’ve made 8th place, and […]
If You Didn’t Like Captain Marvel, It’s Probably Because You’re a Horrible Person
I saw Captain Marvel with the family this past weekend, and I have to say, it was just a really solid, fun, kick ass movie. […]
The Disastrous Trip from Pulp to Film
by Raymond M. Coulombe John Carter is a 2012 film from Disney Pictures. It was mostly based on the old Edgar Rice Burroughs pulp series, […]
The Drowned World by J G Ballard
Ballard’s The Drowned World was published in 1962. That’s a long time ago. Set in 2145 in a tropical flooded London, it follows the […]
The Source Material
Science Fiction and Fantasy does not always make the transition from one media to another successfully. We are lucky when it does, but there […]
Review of Escapology by Ren Warom
by Kevin Wright I had some concerns when I began reading Ren Warom’s Escapology. But I’ll get to that. For now, just know that I’m […]