With Meru (paperback, Kindle, audiobook) writer S.B. Divya is launching a new sci-fi space opera series called The Alloy Era. In the following email interview, Divya discusses what inspired and influenced this series, as ...CONTINUE
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If you’ve ever watched a reality show about ghosts, you’ve probably muttered to yourself, “That’s so fake.” But what if they weren’t; what if the ghost someone was hunting…was real. Even cooler, what if you learned that through journal ...CONTINUE
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A lot of people have written haunted house stories. But in the following email interview with author Alison Rumfitt about her new novel Tell Me I’m Worthless (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), she talks about how her ...CONTINUE
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Sometimes called the Abominable Snowman, occasionally mistaken for Bigfoot, and still suing the makers of coolers for copyright infringement, the yeti is a simian-like humanoid who lives in the mountains of Asia. Well, usually. In Aaron Rosenberg’s comedic urban ...CONTINUE
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To some, Shakespeare and science fiction must seem like strange bedfellows. And yet, they’ve come together on more than one occasion: from Isaac Asimov’s classic story “The Immortal Bard” (available in The Complete Stories, Vol. 1) to the ...CONTINUE
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During the Covid pandemic, a lot of people felt trapped at home, even though they could leave to, say, go to the supermarket. But imagine if you couldn’t leave? Or worse, if you needed to leave but couldn’t? That, ...CONTINUE
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For people who were unfamiliar with the comics, seeing a technologically advanced country populated entirely by black people in the movie Black Panther was a revelation. But in her new novel Where It Rains In Color (paperback, ...CONTINUE
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Though it spawned two sequels, a couple side games, a mobile game, a pair of novels, two animated movies, some graphic novels, and a bunch of toys, t-shirts, and collectibles, the 2008 survival horror game Dead Space is often ...CONTINUE
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Sometimes it sucks to be a gamer who’s picky about music. Not only do you frequently feel compelled to turn a game’s music off — which can lead to weird moments, like when you go into the bar in ...CONTINUE
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