Books
Since the invention of the printing press, books are a gateway to new worlds and new universes. Let us guide you through the world of publishing with the latest news, most insightful analysis, and genuine love of stories that every bibliophile is looking for.
We really don’t talk enough about how much of Shakespeare’s work is actually genre. For example, take Hamlet which has both witches and ghosts featuring centrally to the plot of the story. Of course, Shakespeare took […]
The Star Wars galaxy is always expanding. And with the launch of The High Republic, as well as the slate of current and upcoming Disney+ shows that means some fans might have questions about when […]
The era of The High Republic is here with the launch of a number of books and comics detailing a previously unseen era in Star Wars history. A full review of the book is forthcoming, […]
After much delay, a new wave of stories set in the Star Wars galaxy launches this week with The High Republic. As we have covered previously, The High Republic is a series of interconnected books, comics, and […]
Terry Pratchett is one of those beloved authors who created a world ripe for adaptation. Several novels from Pratchett’s long-running Discworld series have seen adaptation before. However, Discworld has never had its own TV series until […]
For the past two months, I’ve been covering my favorite off-the-clock pop culture in our new Pop Culture Free Time series. But since it’s the end of the year–actually the new year as I write […]
Season 2 of His Dark Materials came to a close this week with an emotional season finale. The episode closely follows the events of the second book in Philip Pullman’s trilogy – The Subtle Knife. The […]
Well here is a story that sounds like a plot twist in a book. Lin Qi – an executive producer on the upcoming Netflix adaptation of the sci-fi series The Three-Body Problem – has died […]
In a year where it felt like we were actually living in a dystopian science fiction novel, I admit that I did not get around to reading much in the way of actual science fiction. […]
