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Dorothy’s Magical Journey in Oz

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Elder Scrolls Online Studio Leadership Revealed To Be Part Of The Xbox Cuts, But Say They Have ‘Tremendous Confidence’ In The Game’s Future
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Sherlock Holmes Is Finally Free To Be Gay - Reactor

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I recently watched the utterly ridonkulous TV show Young Sherlock, which takes some delightfully strange liberties with the character of Sherlock Holmes. (Among other things, Holmes has an intensely homoerotic friendship with Moriarty, his family is a whole disaster, and he’s utterly useless as a detective.) Watching all of these gloriously silly goings-on, my first thought was: I don’t know if this could ever have been made if Sherlock Holmes hadn’t entered the public domain.
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Why Locus Matters More Than Ever - Reactor

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I’ve been aware of Locus Magazine for as long as I can remember: it’s basically the publication of record of science fiction and fantasy, an essential window into everything going on with genre. Locus started as a zine and still has a certain amount of zinester quirkiness—for many years, it published subversive microfictions about great dates in future history, written by the late great Terry Bisson.
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