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SUPERGIRL (2026) is not great. I would go so far as to say it's not good. This is a shame because I genuinely loved the Superman reboot and most of the spinoff media by James Gunn like Peacemaker and the Creature Commandos. Basically, this movie struggles to settle on a tone and when it does settle on a tone, it doesn't really seem to work very well for the character of Supergirl.
Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines 2: The Flower and the Flame review
Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines 2 is widely considered to be a disappointment by both the fans as well as the creators. The game was an action adventure that had a lot less roleplaying than the original Bloodlines as well as few characters as iconic as the original's cast. There was no Prince La Croix, Nines, Voorman Sisters, or even Heather the Ghoul.
A Local's Guide to Gaining Five Pounds Eating and Drinking at Worldcon 2026
Fantasy is a food-loving fandom, as evidenced by the numerous Game of Thrones and Redwall cookbooks, as well as Chronicles of Nania somehow convincing multiple generations that Turkish delights actually taste good. And I'm by no means an exception when it comes to food and drink, with guests invariably stating that they've gained five pounds whenever they visit.
New Release - The Book of Dagon anthology
The Book of Dagon is now available! Something ancient lurks beneath the waves...and it is waiting for you... H.P. Lovecraft's Dagon is the giant amphibious horror who spawned Deep Ones, hybrids which look human early in life but gradually take on their sire's monstrous form. Lovecraft created the mythology surrounding these beings in his stories "Dagon" and "The Shadow Over Innsmouth", and the nightmarish fish-people have been inspiring weird fiction ever since.
Review - The City of Towers (The Dreaming Dark #1, Eberron) by Keith Baker
Synopsis The first in a thrilling line of novels set in Eberron, a fantasy world ravaged by endless war and full of magic, danger, and adventure Hardened by the Last War, four soldiers have come to Sharn-fabled City of Towers, capital of adventure, home to the best and worst that Eberron has to offer. After a lifetime of fighting, war is all they know. Kingdoms lie shattered, armies are broken, and an entire country has been laid to waste.
[Book Giveaway] Space Academy Dropouts is free from August 19-24
Hey folks, I'm doing a giveaway of my space opera/military sci-fi comedy and thought people would like to give it a try. It is the first of seven books. F
Breakdown of a Chapter: Interview with H.M. Long
Hello again dear reader or listener, I am back with another chapter breakdown and, since it's summer and I've made my yearly pilgrimage to the seaside, my guest today is none other than author H.M. Long who, for three wonderful years in a row regaled every one of those summers with the Winter Sea trilogy, a nautical fantasy to rival the likes of Black Sails and Pirates of the Caribbean.
COVER REVEAL - FALL RED EMPIRE by KERSTIN ESPINOSA ROSERO
BEFORE WE GO BLOG IS PLEASED TO HELP REVEAL THE COVER FOR FALL RED EMPIRE by KERSTIN ESPINOSA ROSERO Details: Title: Fall Red Empire (Book 3 in th
Top Ten Fantasy and Sci-Fi Religions
Ah, religion. There is a topic that is absolutely going to be discussed normally on the internet...or in real life. Truth be told, it's a subject that absolutely can't be discussed with any degree of completeness except for in fantasy and sci-fi. Fiction can have answers and conclusion that are otherwise a matter of interpretation. Even then, some of the best religions in fantasy leave much to the reader.
What If We Pit My Mom Against a Vampire? A Review of The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix
Ted Bundy comes up periodically throughout the book, along with that wonderful hindsight people have about monsters once everyone knows they were monsters. How could anyone not have known? If it talks like a duck, walks like a duck, drives like a duck, well, it's a fucking duck. Except James Harris doesn't look like one. He is gracious, charismatic, good-looking, financially valuable, and useful. People like having him around. Great things can come from knowing a man like James Harris.