Fantasy
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The Seven Sisters – the Sequel to Neverwhere
So, this finally happened Neil Gaiman has announced his next book will be The Seven Sisters. Neil Gaiman’s Norse Mythology has barely hit the stores, but the rock star of fantasy literature has already announced his next project: a sequel to Neverwhere, more than 20 years after the publication of the original book. For those who need a reminder, Neverwhere…
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‘Annalium Scriptor’, Epitaph Six: Bramblethorne By Zach Wheat
Epitaph Six: Bramblethorne By Zach Wheat Stradanis pulled the reins of his horse and stopped at a sign ahead of the town. Tawn sniffed cautiously in the air, darting his head through the desert breeze trying to remain upwind of the town. “What does the sign say?” Joth asked. Joth was sore from the merciless pains of the…
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The Lightning Thief Returns – as an Off-Broadway Musical!
It’s baaaaack. And it’s bigger and more demigodly than ever. The Lightning Thief Musical arrives Off-Broadway beginning March 23. According to Rick Riordan, best-selling author of the Percy Jackson series, his titular hero will make his return to the public-eye, this time, as a new exciting, extended, extraordinary musical! Yep, it’s true! What is more, it turns out that…
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Copy of Beedle the Bard Handwritten by Rowling on Sale
What do you give the ultimate Potterhead who has everything? Well, how about a hand-written and illustrated copy of The Tales of Beedle the Bard, created by J.K. Rowling herself? On a December day in 2016, “Harry Potter” fans were able to witness a piece of wizarding history come to light and sold for the highest bidder in at Sothbedy’s auction house in…
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The World of Avatar Theme Park – A Look Inside
Walt Disney invites fans to visit what might be its most interesting and ambitious theme park yet – Pandora: The World of Avatar Us at SFF Planet are always eager to explore strange new worlds (unless they’re inhabited by face-sucking, insides-gutting aliens). Happily, Pandora, the world which was born from the imaginative mind of director James Cameron. Truth be told, one…
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Space Oddities: Beauty and the Beast (Alan Cooke, 1987)
Each month, Raz Greenberg reviews an overlooked piece of science fiction, fantasy or horror – be it a film, a television episode, a comic or a game – one that should have gotten more attention when it first came out and should still be remembered, in his opinion. This month, he examines a fine episode from a 1980s fantasy…
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