Intruders in Gormenghast
Gormenghast made Mervyn Peake famous, but writing might be the least interesting aspect of his life.
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Non-fiction
Illang: The Wolf Brigade Film Review
South Korean science fiction live-action adaptation of the Japanese animated film Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade is a film in limbo.
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Gareth L. Powell Interview
Gareth L. Powell – a BSFA winner for Ack-Ack Macaque and just recently for Embers of War, shortlisted for the Seiun Awards in Japan. His space opera Embers of War is compared to Ian M. Banks, and his short fiction has appeared in Interzone and Clarkesworld. Guardian calls him “Brilliant“. He gives advice and motivates ten thousands of his Twitter followers and makes the international writing community a better place for all of us.
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Review: Uncanny Collateral by Brain McClellan
by Alex Khlopenko Uncanny Collateral is the kind of fantasy that is possible only in modern-day America. A magic Norse-tattoo-covered
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“Butterfly Kisses” Film Review
by Alex Khlopenko I’m a huge House of Leaves fan. To the point where my friends tell other people about
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Movie Review: Velvet Buzzsaw
It feels strangely ironic to review a dumpster fire of a movie that made fun of critiquing anything.
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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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