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Sword of Justice + Iron Company + Battle of the Fang by Chris Wraight Review

On September 16 By Phillip Sobel In Book Reviews

As my gaming interests have turned more towards Warhammer Fantasy than Warhammer 40k, my reading has followed suit. Worry not, dear reader, I haven’t lost my love of the 40k universe, it’s just that I …

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A Glimpse of Winter Falling – Game of Thrones

On September 14 By Elena Nola In Books & Comics, Movies & TV

Since I missed the in-production teaser when it aired during the Countdown to True Blood on Sunday, I had to watch it on HBO’s website.  Which meant that I also read the introduction by the …

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Sandman Meditations – The Doll’s House

On September 14 By Matthew Cheney In (special) Guest Blogs, Sandman Meditations

Taverns, serial killers, and… MTV? Matthew Cheney’s journey through Gaiman’s Dreaming continues.

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts | Arya Stark Chapter 7

On September 10 By Elena Nola and Jay Tomio In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

We get our first Arya Stark POV chapter and get great Stark family interaction with her and Jon and her and Sansa in this edition of our Game of Thrones reread

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Would a Robot Love You? – Notes from New Sodom

On September 4 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

Romantic advice from the future from the great Hal Duncan.

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Juliet by Anne Fortier Review

On September 3 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

I haven’t been as excited about a book as I was when I got to the end of Juliet in a long time.  A year, maybe.  Anne Fortier has managed what might well be the …

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts | Catelyn Stark Chapter 6

On September 1 By Elena Nola and Jay Tomio In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

We disect and discuss the husband wifey relationship between Ned and Catelyn Stark, opportunity, and parenting in Game of Thrones.

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Grimblades by Nick Kyme Review 40k

On August 23 By Phillip Sobel In Book Reviews

I must begin this review with a teensy confession. I bought this book by mistake. I was actually after Iron Company by Chris Wraight, and what with the very similar covers and the fact that …

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts | Jon Snow Chapter 5

On August 22 By Elena Nola and Jay Tomio In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

Our first POV Jon Snow chapter offers us the classic first meeting of Jon Snow and Tyrion Lannister in our Game of Thrones combo reread. Of Bastards and Dwarfs!

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The Combat Fiction Bar & Grill by Hal Duncan – Notes from New Sodom

On August 22 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

Combat Fiction in science fiction and fantasy. What it is. Why. And Catch-22? Hal Duncan explains all in the latest Notes of New Sodom.

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Secret Warriors – A Steranko Vision For The Morrison Future

On August 19 By Ryan Lindsay In Comics

Secret Warriors was a title that spun out of the massive Marvel event of yesteryear, Secret Invasion. It could have been the usual dreck, a spin off title with the usual creative team but instead …

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts | Eddard Stark Chapter 4

On August 15 By Elena Nola and Jay Tomio In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

Two brothers from another mother reunite in the first Ned Stark chapter of our aSoIaF reread. And Jay loves Bobby Baratheon?

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The Abominable Charles Christopher

On August 12 By Ryan Lindsay In Comics

Karl Kerschl is another comic artist who has dipped his toe into the big pond, he’s worked for DC on a multitude of titles, but his real magnum opus is coming in his longform webcomic. …

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts: Daenerys Chapter 3

On August 9 By Elena Nola and Jay Tomio In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

We get introduced to Daenerys Targaryen in Chapter 3 of our Game of Thrones reread. She has 99 problems and her brother is #1.

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Sin Titulo – A Study In Paranoid Noir

On August 6 By Ryan Lindsay In Comics

Cameron Stewart is an artist who has become well known due to his collaborations with Grant Morrison on Seaguy and Batman & Robin as well as working with Jason Aaron on the Eisner winning Vertigo …

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts | Catelyn Chapter 2

On July 28 By Elena Nola and Jay Tomio In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

Info dumps! We meet the king through Catelyn Stark’s eyes and see a reunion between two old friends in Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon.

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Winter’s Bone | movie review

On July 26 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Winter’s Bone is about a rural Missouri teenager whose drug-manufacturing father left her between a rock and a hard place when he put their property up to post his bond and then failed to make …

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Jodelle Ferland Interview | Mum on Cabin in the Woods

On July 24 By Elena Nola In Interviews, Movies & TV

Joss Whedon is a man of many secrets, and one of them is the precise nature of the threats or coercions he clearly uses to keep the cast of his latest project, The Cabin in …

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Sandman Meditations – Preludes & Nocturnes

On July 23 By Matthew Cheney In (special) Guest Blogs, Sandman Meditations

This is the beginning of the best issue-by-issue analysis of Sandman IMHO. Follow Matt Cheney’s journey through Sandman and start here!

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts | Bran Chapter 1

On July 22 By Jay In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

Puppies! The Starks get direwolves and miss ominous symbolism of wolf and stag in the Bran Stark Chapter 1 reread of A Game of Thrones.

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Thanos – Badass of the Week

On July 21 By Ben Thompson In (special) Guest Blogs

SNAP! Find out more of the exploits of Thanos before Infinity War. They are def BADASS.

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Playin’ with Ice and Fire – A Game of Thoughts | The Prologue

On July 20 By Elena Nola and Jay Tomio In Books & Comics, Game of Thrones, Playin w/ Ice and Fire

Waymar Royce stylish in his winter gear! Kicking of the two person combo reread of George R. R. Martin’s A Game of Thrones of with the prologue.

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Shana Abé Interview + The Treasure Keeper + The Time Weaver Review

On July 20 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews, Interviews

Shana Abé is a bestselling author normally found in the Romance section, but whose latest books are fantasy (or at least fairy tale) crossovers.  She’s also a personal favorite of mine–verify on our favorites page, if you …

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Inception | movie review

On July 17 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Inception is probably the first movie of 2010 that movie lovers have been legitimately anticipating—that is, looking forward to since that very first preview back in February.  Certainly I was.  Sometimes that anticipation is a …

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Predators | movie review

On July 10 By Eli Lipschutz In Movies & TV

Don’t believe all of the inexplicably great reviews for Predators; it is a seriously stupid movie.  Billed as a return to the greatness of the original Predator movie, this sequel comes off as a second-rate …

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Robert Freeman Wexler Interview | The Painting and the City

On July 7 By Brendan Connell In Interviews

Robert Freeman Wexler’s latest novel is The Painting And The City, out from PS Publishing, and it was recently named one of the top 10 science fiction novels of 2009 by Booklist. He has also …

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The Lost Airbender – Notes from New Sodom

On July 3 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

The world needed it, and we got it. The Hal Duncan take on The Last Airbender movie.

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Twilight: Eclipse | movie review

On June 30 By Elena Nola In Books & Comics, Movies & TV

I thought Eclipse was the best of the three movies so far, though not by as large a margin over New Moon as New Moon was over Twilight.  New director David Slade retained the same look …

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Twilight with Jodelle Ferland | Interview

On June 30 By Elena Nola In Books & Comics, Interviews, Movies & TV

Jodelle Ferland is the young actress playing Bree Tanner in Twilight: Eclipse.  She’s got a resume a mile long already, even though she’s not even sixteen, and it includes working with heavyweights like Terry Gilliam …

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Kit Reed Interview | Enclave

On June 28 By Douglas Cobb In Interviews

We are pleased that Kit Reed, the author of Enclave, has agreed to be interviewed for us. She is also the author of many other books, many of which are mentioned in this interview, like The Midnight Children, Thinner …

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Warren Ellis’ X-Men Is Death

On June 24 By Ryan Lindsay In Comics

The fact that Warren Ellis has a run on any X-Men title should be enough to merit pause and reflection. That he was then able to craft a science fiction dirge about mortality and creation …

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Adam Rex Fat Vampire Interview

On June 22 By Elena Nola In Interviews

Adam Rex is an amazingly talented children’s illustrator, as well as being an author of both children’s and YA novels.  I had the pleasure of meeting him in person last month at BEA, and I …

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David Moody Interview – Hater

On June 21 By Douglas Cobb In Interviews

Author David Moody created an online sensation when he published his horror novel, Autumn, via the Internet, racking up more than half a million downloads and spawning a series of sequels. When he published Hater, …

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The Forever War by Joe Haldeman Review

On June 10 By John Markley In Book Reviews

For reasons I cannot adequately explain, even to myself, I prefer to read fantasy over science fiction, but I prefer SF movies over fantasy.  So I don’t actually read a lot of true science fiction …

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Black Panther: The King Without Fear

On June 6 By Ryan Lindsay In Comics

It’s just been announced that T’Challa, the Black Panther, King of Wakanda, is going to become the new Man Without Fear protecting Hell’s Kitchen. This turn of events will transpire after the Shadowland event centering …

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The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner by Stephenie Meyer Review

On June 5 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

I’m assuming if you’re reading this you like Twilight and have already read the other books, yes?  And you want one of two things from me here–a recommendation about whether this new novella is worth …

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Under Heaven and the Book World Under Siege – Guy Gavriel Kay Guest Blog

On June 4 By Guy Gavriel Kay In (special) Guest Blogs

The great Guy Gavriel Kay blesses my blog.

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The Spelunkers of Speculative Fiction – Notes from New Sodom

On May 2 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

Speculative fiction. Science Fiction versus Sci-Fi versus science fiction versus Fantasy versus fantasy?Hal Duncan on genre and labels.

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Soul Hunter + Helsreach + Blood Reaver 40k by Aaron Dembski Bowden Review

On April 20 By Phillip Sobel In Book Reviews

Let me start by saying that this isn’t a book I would normally pick up. It tells a dark tale from the perspective of what I’ll call the “bad guys.” I could not conceive of …

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Kick-Ass | movie review

On April 17 By Elena Nola In Books & Comics, Movies & TV

Kick-Ass lives up to its name.  Best movie I’ve seen at the theater in months.  I had pretty high hopes going in–all the bad reviews I saw were focused on how violent it was, which just …

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The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by NK Jemisin Review

On April 6 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms is the first book in a new series (The Inheritance Trilogy, which lends itself to some potentially hilarious confusion with The Inheritance Cycle) by a new author, and I think that …

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Cassandra Sawtell on Harper’s Island and Gilliam| Interview

On April 1 By Elena Nola In Interviews, Movies & TV

Actress Cassandra Sawtell, whom we hear at the empire know from Harper’s Island, has been nominated for Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) at the 2010 Young Artist Awards for her work on the show. …

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A Thousand Sons by Graham McNeill Review

On March 29 By Phillip Sobel In Book Reviews

One of the most keenly anticipated books of the bestselling Horus Heresy series, A Thousand Sons tells one half of the epic story of the destruction of Prospero, the Thousand Sons’ homeworld, from the perspective …

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Repo Men | Movie Review

On March 21 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Repo Men is a movie I wish someone could repo from my memory banks.  It was the biggest waste of two hours of my life since Avatar (and possibly longer, since it’s not a film …

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Robert Pattinson’s Remember Me | movie review

On March 13 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Um. Wow. I am really not sure how to approach this one. First of all, this movie was not what I expected.  It looked from the previews like a love story, possibly happy and possibly …

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The Kerspindle Kerfuffle – Notes from New Sodom

On February 28 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

The book world stands off as Macmillan and Amazon square off over digital domination in publishing.

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The Gun Seller by Hugh Laurie Review

On February 18 By Phillip Sobel In Book Reviews

It was only after watching a great deal of House M.D. that I discovered that Hugh Laurie had penned a novel (published about a decade ago, now). I was intrigued. Clearly the man is an …

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Fallen Angels by Mike Lee Review

On February 10 By Phillip Sobel In Book Reviews

Mike Lee’s Fallen Angels is the eleventh book in the hugely popular Horus Heresy series and continues the story begun in Mitchel Scanlon’s excellent Descent of Angels. Did I just say excellent? Yes. I know …

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Empire in Black and Gold by Adrian Tchaikovsky Review

On January 29 By Trine Paulsen In Book Reviews

Empire in Black and Gold is the debut of British author Adrian Tchaikovsky and the first installment in a trilogy titled Shadows of the Apt. In his debut Tchaikovsky gives us a heroic narrative where …

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Sons of Dorn by Chris Roberson Review

On January 20 By Phillip Sobel In Book Reviews

This being my first review for BSC, I wanted to say one thing straight away: objectivity is a myth. I have none. My reviews will be guided almost exclusively by my enjoyment, or not, of …

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Outlining for Non-Outliners: An Outline – Erin M. Evans Guest Blog

On January 19 By Erin M. Evans In (special) Guest Blogs

Erin Evans is back from the Realms to outline your life.

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The Book of Eli – review

On January 17 By Eli Lipschutz In Movies & TV

The Book of Eli is really great:  it’s got the apocalypse, it’s got all kinds of murder and death with blood and rolling heads, and it’s got Denzel Washington saying profound things and threats from the …

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Adam Bertocci Interview

On January 13 By Elena Nola In Interviews, Movies & TV

Sunday morning I brought the internet gem that is Two Gentlemen of Lebowski to your attention.  Now I’ve got the man of the hour himself here to explain what possibly prompted him to combine Shakespeare and the Dude, …

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Daybreakers | movie review

On January 9 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Daybreakers, AKA 2010’s first vampire movie, is a pretty solid movie-going experience.  It delivers on its trailers, presenting an eerie future where almost all the humans on earth have been changed into vampires–and in having done so not just …

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The Best Mystery Crime Fiction of 2009

On December 30 By Brian Lindenmuth In Book Reviews

2009 was without question one of the best years for crime fiction in many years, and trust me when I tell you that my top ten has changed so many times in the last six …

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James Cameron’s Avatar | movie review

On December 20 By Eli Lipschutz In Movies & TV

Avatar is a great film.  Here is a movie that will actually surprise you and offer things you have never seen before.  James Cameron has delivered a special effects powerhouse that is actually an extended …

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The Princess and the Frog – movie review

On December 13 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Brad Pitt called The Curious Case of Benjamin Button “a love letter to New Orleans.”  Well.  If Button was a love letter, then Disney’s The Princess and the Frog was a Homeric poem in the …

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Disney options Lauren Kate’s Fallen novel

On December 10 By Damon Cap In Books & Comics, Movies & TV

Medora was kind enough to point me in the direction of this news item and it was a tough call between BSCkids and this site, but in the end I felt it belonged here.  Disney …

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Stumptown – A Study In Retro Noir

On December 7 By Ryan Lindsay In Comics

If you missed Stumptown then you might not be blamed for the omission in your reading stack. Hell, even if you got the comic you might have missed the subsequent issues because the four issue …

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The Road | movie review

On December 2 By Eli Lipschutz In Movies & TV

The Road is, unfortunately, a boring movie, and the title might as well be Sittin’ Round the Campfire. The Road, by Cormac McCarthy, is one of the very best books of the decade, and this …

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Heat Wave + Naked Heat by Richard Castle Review

On November 23 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

New York City is in the grip of a heat wave, and Detective Nicki Heat is in the grip of a stubborn case.  Real estate mogul Matthew Starr was pitched from his balcony, and the …

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Disney Channel New Year’s Eve programming – I vote Selena Gomez

On November 21 By Damon Cap In Movies & TV

Disney Channel viewers will be able to vote for the New Year’s Eve programming lineup at DisneyChannel.com beginning Friday.  After all the voting is done, the programs that have won will air on December 31st …

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Twilight New Moon | movie review

On November 20 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Going to a midnight movie is an experience that has to be included in the review of the film.  First, who was there?  Mostly female–about 1 in 10 people were male–and not as many shrieking …

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Coffee and Conversation with Hegel and Manfried Grossbart – Jesse Bullington Guest Blog

On November 16 By Jesse Bullington In (special) Guest Blogs, Interviews

Jesse Bullington – Good morning, and thank you for agreeing to this interview. Hegel: [Mutters something incomprehensible to Manfried] Manfried: [Mutters back. This goes on for some time, until:] Uh huh. Mornin. Hegel: Sure. Good …

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Tiffani Thiessen Interview – White Collar

On November 13 By Damon Cap In Interviews, Movies & TV

So I got a chance to join a conference call where we asked Tiffani Theissen some questions, mostly focusing on her role as Elizabeth Burke on the USA Network Show White Collar.

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World’s Worst Interview with Victor Gischler

On November 12 By Keith Rawson In Interviews

In case you haven’t noticed, over the past few weeks Boomtron has been republishing Victor Gischler’s World’s Worst Interview series, which he conducted on his old blog at the end of 2004 through the middle of …

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Brent Weeks Interview + The Way of Shadows Review

On November 5 By Damon Cap In Book Reviews, Interviews

Our guest this week is Brent Weeks, author of The Night Angel Trilogy, recently published by Orbit Books.  Unless something changes in the next few weeks before the end of the year, The Way of …

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On Blood, Bad Boys and Bottoms – Notes from New Sodom

On November 5 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

Vampire! Hal Duncan’s latest Notes on New Sodom examines vampires in popular fiction, specifically Anne Rice, Twilight, and Poppy.

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An Open Letter to Those Terrified of E-Piracy – Gary Gibson Guest Blog

On October 29 By Gary Gibson In (special) Guest Blogs

There are many pro writers out there worried by piracy, who see the internet as the greatest illegal intellectual land-grab of all time. Here’s the deal:  if you’re worried enough to want to stop it, …

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West Coast Blues by Jacques Tardi and Jean-Patrick Manchette Review

On October 29 By Brian Lindenmuth In Comics

Jean-Patrick Manchette was a French crime novelist who wrote 10 novels. He is held in the highest possible regard by his English-speaking audience. To date only two of his novels have been translated. Let me …

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30 Rock – Interview: Savanna Samson on Her Appearance

On October 23 By Damon Cap In Interviews, Movies & TV

Vivid Girl Savanna Samson gave us the scoop on her appearance on 30 Rock.  The episode was “Into the Crevasse,” which aired last night on NBC. Can you describe what it was like to walk on the …

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Top 50 Favorite Novels of the Decade: 2000-2009

On October 20 By Brian Lindenmuth In Book Reviews

Not too long ago I decided to make a list of my top 10 favorite books of the decade, from 2000-2009. I easily knocked out a list with a couple of dozen titles then decided …

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The 7-part Interview Series with R.A. Salvatore continues

On October 13 By Damon Cap In Interviews

When you think of the most popular character from the Wizards of the Coast stable, I do not think there is much debate. Drizzt Do’Urden leads the pack. Today we have R.A. Salvatore answering some questions we had …

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Quatrain + Fortune and Fate + Troubled Waters by Sharon Shinn Review

On October 6 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

Quatrain is a collection of, as the name suggests, four all-new novellas from Sharon Shinn.  Each is set in a distinct world established from previous books, and each story stands firmly against the others.  Shinn …

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The Ghosts of Belfast by Stuart Neville Review

On October 6 By Brian Lindenmuth In Book Reviews

Those who believe that the short story is dead and/or irrelevant, and those who don’t see the value in publishing stories in e-zines that pay very little, if at all, to a circulation that is in …

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Notes on Inherent Vice by Thomas Pynchon

On October 6 By Brian Lindenmuth In Book Reviews

I’m picking my way through Inherent Vice, and I’m not even quarter of the way through it yet but I wanted to post some informal thoughts. By the end of the first chapter I was …

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Science Fiction and Why It Needs Secret Decoder Rings – Gary Gibson Guest BLog

On October 5 By Gary Gibson In (special) Guest Blogs

It does seem like the eternal war between SF and the mainstream just goes on and on and on, doesn’t it? One minute you think it’s dead and buried, the next it’s climbing back out of …

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Elena’s World – Zombieland review

On October 4 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

The best romantic comedy of the year! I make that claim with only about 5% facetiousness. Zombieland, despite its name and premise (a pair of unlikely allies making their way through an America overrun with …

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To the Water Fountains – Notes from New Sodom

On October 1 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

Hal Duncan on discovering Samuel Delany, punk rock, the Ramones and Burroughs

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The January Dancer by Michael Flynn Review

On September 11 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

Michael Flynn is one of the more unusual figures in modern SF and especially in technically rigorous science fiction, one who delves into areas seldom touched by other writers:  taking a “hard” science approach to social science in …

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Elena’s World – My Thoughts on Shane Acker’s 9

On September 10 By Elena Nola In Movies & TV

Shane Acker’s 9 is a movie that has been much anticipated around BSCReview.  We pretty thoroughly covered the media blitz for this movie, all of which I found intriguing and enticing:  the date tie-in, “9/9/9:  …

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Fantasy: Violation of the Possible? – Betsy Tobin Guest Blog

On September 9 By Betsy Tobin In (special) Guest Blogs

Is it possible to break the rules of fantasy writing by adhering to them too strictly?  When Borders UK first shelved my novel Ice Land in the Fantasy/Sci Fi section, I was gobsmacked (to use …

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A Bad Day For Sorry by Sophie Littlefield Review

On September 9 By Brian Lindenmuth In Book Reviews

When young mother Chrissy Shaw asks Stella for help with her no-good husband, Roy Dean, it looks like an easy case. Until Roy Dean disappears with Chrissy’s two-year-old son, Tucker. Stella quickly learns that Roy …

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Evermore by Alyson Noël Review

On September 5 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

Evermore is the first book in Alyson Noël’s new YA series, The Immortals.  Fittingly, considering the title, a lot of E words popped into my mind when I was thinking of how to describe it:  Enchanting.  …

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Down in the Ghetto at the SF Café – Notes From New Sodom

On September 3 By Hal Duncan In (special) Guest Blogs, Notes from New Sodom

Defining science fiction, it’s birth, midlife, some punk, and current state with Hal Duncan in the latest Notes from New Sodom.

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MPD – Psycho No.1 by Eiji Otsuka Review

On August 31 By Brian Lindenmuth In Comics

MPD Psycho was a mini-series that came out in 2002 and was inspired by a Manga that came out in 1997. Dark Horse has been releasing the book in America since 2007. I’ve been meaning …

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Never Slow Dance with a Zombie by E. Van Lowe Review

On August 29 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

Never Slow Dance with a Zombie is a novel for young adults.  I read a fair amount of YA books, and I’m never quite sure how to judge them.  I mean, I can tell you …

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Level 26: Dark Origins by Anthony Zuiker & Duane Swierczynski Review

On August 26 By Brian Lindenmuth In Book Reviews

Level 26 is problematic at best. I’m going to take a more personal approach to this review then I have in the past because that just seems like the best approach. When I first started …

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Darkborn by Alison Sinclair Review

On August 21 By Elena Nola In Book Reviews

Darkborn is a fantasy novel that I’m not quite sure how to further classify or qualify.  It’s not quite romantic fantasy, because even though it has strong themes of love, it is not a love …

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Glenn Martin DDS with Kevin Nealon on Nick at Nite

On August 15 By Damon Cap In Movies & TV

On Monday night Nickelodeon’s network new family plan will begin and Glenn Martin DDS will be leading the way as the only original series ordered for the new Nick at Nite schedule.  This will be …

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District 9 | Eli’s Plot Twist

On August 15 By Eli Lipschutz In Movies & TV

District 9 is a revival of the good old days of R rated 80s and early 90s sci-fi action films.  This is a great movie, showing true originality, and delivering on its entertainment mandate.  District …

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