Friday Fiction: Our Reflections (Part 10)
It’s been a while, but it’s back! Brandon Scott’s long-running, multi-part urban fantasy story continues with its tenth section.
Tagged: Fantasy
Trailer Review: Raya and The Last Dragon
I’m late to the party for the Raya and the Last Dragon trailer. The newest Disney Princess movie is coming out in only a few days.
Top Five Niche Subgenres We Should See More
As more media comes out, and people consume more of it, niche subgenres form.
Star vs. the Forces of Evil: Increasingly Endearing Chaos
Being in the review community, it was nearly impossible for me not to be aware of Star vs. the Forces of Evil. The show was one of the earliest popular and story-driven cartoons to define the modern era.
Friday Fiction: On The Side of the Road (Part 2)
Has it been a long drive of a week? Are you here to see what happens next?
Friday Fiction: On The Side of the Road (Part 1)
Hello, everyone! It’s the first Friday Fiction of the new year. And, to start it off, we have a question for you: How does that random junk end up on the side of the highway?
The Owl House: Best New Animated Series?
It’s a subversive funhouse. A lot of the initial expected trappings seem in place, but the show ruthlessly attacks tropes from the second episode onward. Nothing plays out the way it should, and often the show has a sense of ever-present danger usually lacking from children’s fantasy cartoons.
Hercules: A Lovely Little Animated Series
Did you remember that Hercules (the animated series) exists? Because I didn’t and it’s frankly a shame. At least from the first episode, Hercules is kind of amazing—if you like Greek mythology, that is.
Friday Fiction: Bottle of Vitamins
Not all magic is obvious. Sometimes, and in some places, it’s subtle. Something most people will never notice. A movement in the corner, an object where it shouldn’t be…
She-Ra And The Princesses of Power: Epic Fantasy Greatness
She-Ra is not only a good show, but perhaps a great one. It’s a child-friendly epic fantasy. Warring factions and ancient magic and large battles dominate its plot. It has a much closer feel to Avatar than Barbie, with good writing and strong characters.
Friday Fiction: Power Worlds
If we consider every work of fiction its own world, how many are out there? How many lives happening, each so different?
Learning Writing From Brandon Sanderson
He is a delightful person, with a wealth of knowledge about the craft of writing. He has a tremendous understanding of what it takes for new writers to make it in the wild industry of publishing books.
“So many people get shived!” – Merril
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