George R. R. Martin Might Never Finish A Song of Ice and Fire, and That’s OK
We put a tremendous amount of stock in endings. The concluding paragraph or a novel, or the final novel in…
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William Goldman Found Heart and Humor in a Fairy Tale
Novelist, screenwriter, and memoirist William Goldman has died at the age of 87 after a brief illness and a long…
13 Titles to Pick Up in Our B2G1 Image, Marvel, and DC Graphic Novel Sale
If you’ve been saving up your comics allowance money, now is a perfect time to crack that piggy bank and…
With a Pen, Stan Lee Changed Lives and Created Universes
Stan Lee, who became a towering figure in pop culture over an extraordinary eight decades in comics, died this week…
6 Musical Memoirs for Fans of All Stripes
There are no fans like music fans, and this fall, several gorgeous new books have arrived in which some of…
The Best Comics & Graphic Novels of November 2018
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10 Essential New Additions to the Criterion Collection
The Criterion Collection represents a high-water mark in film restoration and presentation, selecting movies of the highest caliber and offering…
Witness the Deadly Aftermath of Victory in The Monster Baru Cormorant
[Editor’s note: This review includes major spoilers for The Traitor Baru Cormorant.] When last we saw Baru Cormorant, she was…
11 Works of Trans-Positive Science Fiction & Fantasy
Science Fiction and fantasy have explored with different ideas of gender for decades, but in the last few years, we’ve…
Reassessing 6 Works from an Astounding Era of Science Fiction
During his tenure as an editor, Campbell discovered and nurtured a group of writers who would go on to stand…
Myth and Miyazaki: Brenden Fletcher & Karl Kerschl on the Lush Visual Fantasy of Isola
Inspired by the work of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli, and a fascinating journey all its own, Isola is a visually…
An Astounding Work of Science Fiction History
Campbell began his career as a physicist, and wrote science fiction himself. Though he produced one classic work in Who…
The Best Comics & Graphic Novels of October 2018
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Tade Thompson’s Rosewater Is a Groundbreaking Future Noir
In the Nigeria of the mid-21st century, a makeshift town has sprung up around a mysterious dome that inexplicably appeared…
How to Invent Everything Is a Hilariously Essential Guide for Would-Be Time Travelers
You’re a time traveler, lost and alone somewhere in Earth’s history. You’ve got a busted time machine that you have…
A Story That’s Lasted for Millenia: Eric Shanower on the New Edition of Age of Bronze
Eric Shanower’s long-running chronicle of the Trojan War, Age of Bronze, has now well outlasted the war itself. For the…
A Countdown to Disaster: Walter Jon Williams’ The Accidental War
The galactic empire is at peace following the revolt that was the subject of the first Dread Empire’s Fall trilogy.…
Secrets Are Revealed and Characters Deepened in the Expanded Edition of Solo: A Star Wars Story
For a minute there, movie novelizations seemed to have fallen out of favor and, when they did exist, were tightly…
The Best Comics & Graphic Novels of September 2018
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