Speculative Fiction Magazine Review: The Deadlands (Issues 1-3)
The Deadlands Issue 3 (Cover) The Deadlands is a new monthly speculative fiction magazine that publishes short stories, personal essays,...
Bradda M.
Bradda M. currently lives in Virginia. He teaches ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) at a public school and spends his free time reading and watching movies with his partner.
“No. 5” (Volume 1) by Taiyo Matsumoto – Review
No. 5 (vol 1) by Taiyo Matsumoto (Cover) No. 5 (Vol. 1) by Taiyo Matsumoto, originally published in 2000, navigates...
The Textile of Grief: An Interview With Ashanti Fortson, Creator of “Leaf Lace”
Image Courtesy of Ashanti Fortson Ashanti Fortson, notable creator of several comics like Leaf Lace and the forthcoming graphic novel...
Creator Spotlight: Mouna Touré
Image from Disabled Cartoonists Database Mouna Touré (moontoons) creates emotional and heartwarming comics about gaining confidence, being a person with...
What Makes a Compelling Post-Apocalyptic Narrative?: An Interview with Lauren Schmidt, Creator of the Webcomic “Yuna & Kawachan”
Graphic created with Canva. Images courtesy of Lauren Schmidt Lauren Schmidt, the creator of the WebToon Original Yuna & Kawachan,...
Wednesday Webcomics: “Devil’s Candy”
Devil's Candy (Vol 1) Devil’s Candy Volume 1 covers chapters 1-3 of the supernatural comedy webcomic by Bikkuri and Rem....
Book Review: “The Freedom Race” by Lucinda Roy
The Freedom Race by Lucinda Roy (Cover) The Freedom Race by Lucinda Roy shows a future following a second American...
Book Review: “A Psalm for the Wild Built” by Becky Chambers
A Psalm for the Wild Built by Becky Chambers (Cover) A Psalm for the Wild Built by Becky Chambers celebrates...
The Choice to Fight or Stay Back: An Interview With T.R. Tells, Author of the Paragons of Justice Series
Images Courtesy of T.R. Tells T.R. Tells, author of the Paragons of Justice series, shares her inspiration and creative process...
Comic Review: “Wooden Bones”
Images Courtesy of Hiveworks Wooden Bones -- written by Atla Hrafney and illustrated by Alexandra Duma-Dancai -- shares a story...