Friday Fiction: Once Human
I’m human. You’re human. Or we assume we all are.
Tagged: Science Fiction
The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things: A Better Romantic Comedy
The Map of Tiny Perfect Things is one of the rare romantic comedies that not only functions well as such, but also is a wonderful and heartwarming science fiction story with a strong understanding of its premise.
Top Five Niche Subgenres We Should See More
As more media comes out, and people consume more of it, niche subgenres form.
Friday Fiction: Like A Switch Was Thrown
If only it were that simple. If only the woes of the world could be turned off with just the flick of a switch.
Omniscient Reader: Flashy And Empty
While I’m not planning to make a habit out of reviewing Webtoon comics, Omniscient Reader caught my attention because of its sudden spiking popularity, and admittedly strong initial premise.
New Year’s Fiction: A New Year
2020 is almost over! Time for one more science fiction story before it ends!
Brave New World: A Classic Book, An Amazing Show?
In a deviation from my usual rules, for Brave New World, I watched it all. The entire nine episodes. I did this so I could properly cover how it fits the original tale.
Megatomic Battle Rabbit: A Promising Showing
Megatomic Battle Rabbit is a little out of my usual purview for a few reasons. The first simply because it’s a comic book. I’m predominantly a movie and television critic, but I know instances of good writing when I see it.
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.
Solar Opposites: Just More Rick and Morty
Knowing full well that Solar Opposites was made by some of the same team that worked on Rick and Morty gave me… expectations.
Friday Fiction: Man’s Hateful Thunder
It says something about our most featured author that this story was inspired by a real dream.
Solitary: Big Story On A Small Budget
The most impressive thing about Solitary is how few resources were used to make it. It’s microbudget, finished remotely due to the pandemic, and still a good film.
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