
Your Guide to the New Canon of Star Wars Books & Comics
Star Wars inspires a love that can border on obsession. There are plenty of fans for whom the movies aren’t…
Star Wars inspires a love that can border on obsession. There are plenty of fans for whom the movies aren’t…
Though Queen of the Conquered is Kacen Callender’s first adult novel, their young adult and middle grade works (Hurricane Child…
A young Canadian girl—the titular Little Bird of the new graphic novel from creators Darcy Van Poelgeest and Ian Bertram—finds herself…
It’s been 50 years since the town of Piedmont, Arizona was all but wiped out by the mysterious Andromeda Strain in…
There are those who believe that life here [pregnant pause] began out there. Many of those same people understand that…
With the announcement of the 2019 World Fantasy Award winners at the World Fantasy Convention in Los Angeles yesterday, the…
November is a fantastic month for new stories in ink and paint. Here are the Barnes & Noble booksellers’ curated…
Singing and dancing…what’s not to love? Though the genre has had its ups and downs in film history, there’s a…
The Criterion Collection professes to bring together “important classic and contemporary films,” and it doesn’t discriminate based on genre snobbery. Recognizing…
For decades, the Criterion Collection has been the gold standard when it comes to the preservation and presentation of classic,…
It has been an amazing season for new biographies and memoirs, packed with illuminating and entertaining deep dives into fascinating…
I figured it wasn’t going to be my thing. Bone, the Jeff Smith comedy/drama/fantasy comic book epic, was already considered…
A oft-repeated aphorism, frequently misquoted or mistakenly attributed, tells us that “writing about music is like dancing about architecture,” the…
Watchmen has charted an unlikely course. What was once a deeply singular work from one of comics’ most challenging visionaries—a…
It’s sometimes referred to as Indigenous Futurism: the recent rise in speculative literature that places Indigenous people at the center…
*Surely you know the other one? What’s on your pull list this month?
Sometime between now and 2101, things are going to get pretty bad for the people of Earth: an unnamed American…
Where do imaginary friends go when we no longer need them? That’s the question at the heart of Tyler Hayes…
What’s on your pull list this month?