“Nevernight” Is a Dark and Compelling Fantasy
A world with three suns is the setting for Jay Kristoff's Nevernight. In this world where it is almost always daylight,...
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Wednesday Webcomics: The Tale of a “Birth of a Goddess” (Season 1)
Although Ah-Jiu receives extraordinary abilities overnight, she has to hone her new powers and learn how to defend herself. A...
Reign, Season 1: What I’ve Seen and What I’d Like to See Next
Reign is my ultimate guilty pleasure show, where pagans in the woods, a mysterious girl wandering secret passages, and a...
Geeky Figure Skating Programs at the 2022 Winter Olympics
Figure Skating and geekery. Name a more iconic duo! For those not in the know, a lot of skaters are...
“Revenge of the Genderqueers”: An Interview with Shelley Parker-Chan
Photo credit: Harvard Wang, 2018. History, at least the history we're taught in school (at least in my limited scope...
Webcomic Roundup July 2021: Revolt, Rebel, Resist! Plus, NEW Webcomics!
Graphic created with Canva This month, I’ve read several webcomics about resistance and justice. Stories that are set in dystopian...
Creator Spotlight: Reimena Yee
Reimena Yee. Image from creator's official site. Eisner Award and McDuffie Award finalist Reimena Yee creates whimsical and imaginative stories...
Wednesday Webcomics: Short Webcomics to Check Out!
Graphic created with Canva. Featured: A Lucky One, Once Upon a Time, STARS, & Amelia Harris Mysteries I’ve been seeking...
Cultural Diversity Shines at SDCC@Home 2021
San Diego Comic-Con has always been a treasure trove of interesting panels. Big studio offerings will always draw the crowds,...
“She Who Became the Sun” Weaves a Brilliant Tapestry – Book Review
A brutal book of war and famine, She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan is a queer reimagining of the...