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Interview with Bill Sherman, Pop Culture Critic and Comics Review Editor at Blogcritics Magazine
“...the blog might focus on a comics title, a new music release, something from TV and/or movies...reflect[ing] the flibbertigibbet nature of my own mental processes.”
Read More »Interview with Karen Wiesner, Author of Woodcutter’s Grim Series
"I do love a good scare... and that’s what I write - stories that will make you scared of your own shadow."
Read More »Book Review: Farewell, Shanghai by Angel Wagenstein
There was one safe haven for Jews in 1938, but it was a long way away, and little was known about what you could do there to survive.
Read More »Interview with Alexandra Sokoloff, author of The Horrowing and The Price
"My particular obsession with portraying the dark side is very much about exploring a constant battle between good and evil."
Read More »Music Review: Shahrokh Yadegari, Azam Ali, And Keyayash Nourai – Green Memories
An intriguing and compelling piece of music of surprising emotional depth and passion.
Read More »Interview with Kim McDougall, Author of Angel Venom
"I would never write a story that I wouldn't want my daughter to read some day."
Read More »E-Book Review: Down And Out In The Magic Kingdom By Cory Doctorow
A well crafted and executed piece of social satire that reminds us that life isn't and shouldn't become a popularity contest.
Read More »Book Review: The Return Of The Crimson Guard by Ian C. Esslemont
After reading Esslemontit's book it’s hard to believe you've read about events that never actually happened or a society that didn't exist.
Read More »Book Review – Photo Workshop: Exposure by Jeff Wignall
Explains how to approach capturing the shot you want to get your singular vision of the world.
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