Though there’s no proof they exist, people still love — and believe in — The Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and other creatures known as cryptids. So much so that these urban legends have become cottage industries. But now you ...CONTINUE
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As with many fantasy authors, Mark de Jager freely admits that his, Infernal (paperback Kindle, audiobook), was influenced by Dungeons & Dragons. No surprise there. What is surprising is that, in the following email interview about, ...CONTINUE
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While a lot of developers have made fun Spider-Man games over the years, Insomniac really nailed it in 2018 with Marvel’s Spider-Man by adding depth, a solid story, and some stealth action straight out of Batman’s Arkham games to ...CONTINUE
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At a time when chaos reigns supreme, and every week brings another heartbreak (R.I.P. Eddie Van Halen), there’s something nice about playing a vintage pinball machine while sitting on your own couch. Which is exactly what you get from ...CONTINUE
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They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. And, it stands to reason, by its title, either. But you’d forgiven for doing just that with David Wong’s new comedic sci-fi novel Zoey Punches The Future In The ...CONTINUE
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Since 2005, writer Carrie Vaughn has written more than a dozen urban fantasy tales about Kitty Norville, an advice-dispensing werewolf. But she’s also, in the same time, written even more short stories set in the same fictional universe. In ...CONTINUE
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There was a time when people who heard voices were thought to be possessed or be witches or have some kind of supernatutal affliction; now we know they have schizophrenia or some other mental issue. But what if they ...CONTINUE
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With a mix of fantasy and cyberpunk sci-fi, you’d expect Wayne Santos’ The Chimera Code (paperback, Kindle) to be influenced by games and anime. But as he reveals in the following email interview, this story was ...CONTINUE
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The idea of using robots to tell a story about slavery is hardly new. But in Madeline Ashby’s Machine Dynasty novels, she does something we don’t see as often: she tells the robot slave tale from the perspective of ...CONTINUE
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