Movie Review: The Predator
By Michael Kellichner It will come as no surprise that the movies of our youths usually don’t hold up to
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Review: Seraphina’s Lament by Sarah Chorn
“Seraphina’s Lament” offers a fresh setting, interesting characters, and researches into Holodomor, an issue generally disregarded by western audiences and writers
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Truth hurts: Review of Monster Baru Cormorant by Seth Dickinson
by Alex Khlopenko Seth Dickinson is an honest man. Right from the start, he warns that we will know it’s
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Interview with Steven Erikson
Steven Erikson’s, author of the widely acclaimed The Malazan Book of The Fallen series, newest novel Rejoice: A Knife to
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Review: Ruin of Kings
by Alex Khlopenko Hanging around the publishing business for some time you learn a couple basic trends – like the
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Hardwired: Gender bias in robots and artificial intelligence
There is a common ground between the AI Sofia, the chatbot Mitsuku, the Twitter bot Tay, and personal assistant robots
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Review: Blood of Heirs
by Olivia Hofer In her debut, Alicia Wanstall-Burke forgoes creating epic conflicts and sprawling wars fought to defeat a dark
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Review: Rosewater by Tade Thompson
by Alex Khlopenko Tade Thompson’s phenomenal novel “Rosewater” is beyond constraints of genre. Some called Rosewater Afropunk, some called it
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Review: “Rejoice, A Knife to the Heart” by Steven Erikson
Review by Alex Khlopenko Is there a timelier concept than post-scarcity? That is the premise of Steve Erikson’s first contact
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You ever seen lightning that color, Phil? Doesn’t look right, does it? Watch the trees over the ridge there. You’ll
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