Fantasy
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Daughter of the Deep – Soon from Rick Riordan
A new book series by acclaimed writer, Rick Riordan will focus on a heroine called Ana Dakkar, in tribute to Jules Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea October 5th, 2021 – that’s the date Rick Riordan’s new book will hit bookstores in the US like a tidal wave. The name of the book – Daughter of the Deep. But it’s…
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Rick Riordan’s Next Goal – Irish Mythology?
In a new blog post fantasy author Rick Riordan told fans about his MA in Gaelic literature, and his plans to on write about Irish mythology. News of Rick Riordan’s latest endeavor came out during an interview in the Irish radio station RTE1. In the past two years the fantasy author dedicated his time studying for an MA in Gaelic…
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His Dark Materials – a New TV Series
His Dark Materials, the new fantasy series from HBO and BBC, Brings Philip Pullman’s best selling trilogy to the small screen. To those of us who need their regular fix of fantasy, we have good news – two days from now (November 4, 2019) a new fantasy series from BBC and HBO will start airing: His Dark Materials. The series,…
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Space Oddities – Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland
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 reviews an animated film involving some of the biggest…
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Split, by Maayan Sulami
Split By: Maayan Sulami 4 isn’t answering her phone again. She always forgets it at home or doesn’t charge it, and then I have no way of contacting her; it drives me crazy. It’s fine when she goes to the grocery store, but when she picks Romi from kindergarten, it freaks me out. I text the group to see if…
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Every Heart a Doorway – Book Review
Seanan McGuire’s novella, Every Heart a Doorway, deserves every compliment it has gotten since its publication in April of 2016. It’s a kind of queer, dark-ish fairy tale about all those children who slip through the cracks and find themselves in a magical realm, be it through a rabbit hole, a wardrobe, or a mysterious doorway, which is sometimes…
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