Review: ‘Star Wars: Life Day Treasury’ Captures the Galactic Magic of the Holiday Season
As the summer heat dies off and autumn begins to creep back into our lives, thoughts have started to turn towards the wintery holiday seasons …
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Review: ‘What Once Was Mine’ Takes Risks, Blending Disney’s Rapunzel with the Legend of the Blood Countess
I was recently re-introduced to the macabre tale of Hungary’s Blood Countess, Elizabeth Báthory, ironically because The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’s Daniel Brühl starred …
Review: Star Wars: Tempest Runner Asks, “What’s in a Name?”
Audio dramas, Star Wars: Tempest Runner, have always been a challenge for me to enjoy because I have auditory processing issues that make it difficult to fully …
Review: ‘Magic: The Gathering: Planes of the Multiverse (A Visual History)’
Magic: The Gathering is a tabletop card game that was first released in 1993 and now, nearly 30 years later, boasts over 35 million players …
John Lewis’ Run: Book One is a Timely Revelation
Run: Book One is the sequel to John Lewis’ award-winning graphic novel trilogy, March and it captures history in a way that is accessible to …
Geeky Cookbooks for the Food Nerd in Your Life
You’re a geek with a need to feed. Get creative and lean into food nerdery by making feasts in your own home, inspired by other …
Review: ‘Disney Chills: Liar, Liar Head’ on Fire Goes the Distance
Hector Gomez is the youngest son of the proprietors of Hero’s Sporting Goods — Official Sporting Goods Suppliers of the Mt. Olympus Spartan Run. Any …
Review: ‘Wake of the Phoenix’ Has Incredible Worldbuilding, But Not Much Else
The cover of Wake of the Phoenix first drew me in. The aesthetics and the description sounded like my precise brand of fantasy, particularly with …
Review: John Jackson Miller’s ‘Star Trek: Picard: Rogue Elements’
I have not read a Star Trek book since Star Trek: Enterprise was still on the air. It has been a minute and I cannot …
Review: Ali Hazelwood’s ‘The Love Hypothesis’ is a Charming and Romantic Page-Turner
Fake dating? Inspired by Reylo? Just go ahead and take all of my money, Ali Hazelwood. In all seriousness, The Love Hypothesis is charming, sexy, …
Review: Kotaro Isaka’s ‘Bullet Train’ Blends Satire into a Thriller
When Abrams Books kindly sent Bullet Train to me, I was uncertain of what to make of it. The premise is not exactly within my …