“A Court of Thorns and Roses” Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture!
This past week has been a boon for book lovers! First we learned that BBC was rebooting the His Dark...
Jamie Sugah
Jamie has a BA in English with a focus in creative writing from The Ohio State University. She self-published her first novel, The Perils of Long Hair on a Windy Day, which is available through Amazon. She is currently an archivist and lives in New York City with her demon ninja vampire cat. She covers television, books, movies, anime, and conventions in the NYC area.
“Illuminae”: For When You Want to Be Blown Away by a Book
Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, is about the invasion of an illegal mining operation that results in the deaths...
Samuel Johnson & Boswell Headed for the Big Screen? YES, PLEASE!
Fans of John Connolly's Samuel Johnson series may have reason to celebrate. According to Deadline, DreamWorks has optioned the books...
BBC Gives “His Dark Materials” a Second Chance at a First Impression
Confession time: when I saw The Golden Compass, I really enjoyed it. I saw it with a friend of mine who...
Star Trek Is Boldly Going Back to TV
From StarTrek.com Just in time for the 50th anniversary of the beloved franchise, Star Trek will be returning to the small...
New York Geeky: Being in a Live Studio Audience Is the Best Time Ever
BEST TIME EVER WITH NEIL PATRICK HARRIS -- Pictured: "Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris" Key Art -- (Photo...
The Cast of “Angie Tribeca” Wants You to Know That There’s Nothing Like It on TV
I am a huge fan of deadpan humor, because I feel you can't go wrong with a "serious" movie that...
“A Thousand Nights”: AKA How to Do a Retelling Right
YES. Take notes, everyone, because this book right here is how to do a retelling. This is the kind of...
“Black Widow: Forever Red” Needs More Black Widow
It seems unfair of me to review a book based on expectations, but I was at the Women of Marvel...
[adult swim] at NYCC: Robot Chicken
Can you believe Robot Chicken is coming back for an eighth season? Neither can the writers, most of whom assumed that...