Disclaimer: The Warlock Ruthless by Megajoule is published on the same site as some of my own work. Quirky is the first word that comes to mind after reading this. Leslie is a loser who just can’t get his life together. Then he encounters a demon offering him that informs Read more…
I started watching Dr. Who toward the end of Matt Smith’s tenure. I didn’t start with him, rather I started watching David Tennant’s season and then caught up just before the switch over to Peter Capaldi. The change over to Jodie Whitaker, therefore, is my third new Doctor. I knew Read more…
Token by Desmo is a story about four college kids who enjoy playing games. After a round of Axis and Allies turns sour they all discover a mysterious card in their hands. These cards are list of increasingly poor behavior with a set of points next to them. Each card Read more…
“Pay Me, Bug!” by CB Wright is a space opera sci-fi series about a smuggler crew of a spaceship. It’s got cool aliens and physics-defying FTL, giant spaceships, snarky commentary. It’s a trope fest. Which is why I loved it. It fits in the same niche as my own‘”Seraph’s Gambit” and Aristeia. Read more…
I started this article series to review online serial fiction. But three weeks in and I’m already writing about TV. Whatever, just roll with it. I recently finished Marvel’s Daredevil season 3 and I have to say, top-notch. I don’t know if this is the best season of any of Netflix’s Read more…
Today on d20 Radio I review the cooperative board game, Star Trek Panic!
Natonus by Matt Li’eh is set in a future where humanity has colonized a system full of terraformable worlds. Starting over in a new system, the population expands and spreads across the surface of the inner planets. The first story, “Blank Spaces on the Map” picks up well past colonization when humanity Read more…
I like to give a serial three episodes before I decide if I want to continue. First impressions can be deceiving, both for good and bad. Excluding stories that have been recommended to me, those usually turn out good, “Shadow” by NovaGirl93 is the first where I want to read episode 4. The Read more…
As a kid, I loved reading the Berenstain Bear books. My Mom kept all of them so I was able to pass them on to my son. And he likewise loves them. Reading through all of the old ones there is a distinct 80’s ness about them. But they’re still good. Read more…
Last week when I reviewed Ant-Man and the Wasp I debated putting a ranking in but couldn’t decide what criteria to use. I’m not a fan of ranking scales that place everything almost exclusively in a narrow window. A lot of places use a five-point scale, stars of letter grades, and almost Read more…