It feels like an eternity since my last post – six years, but who’s counting?! – with the usual culprits of life, writing projects, a
Author: Andrew R. Cameron
Review: The Real-Town Murders, by Adam Roberts
In a previous review about Adam Roberts’s novel The Thing Itself, I stated that Roberts’s forte is taking older works of science fiction and re-imagining and
Hooked on a Familiar Feeling: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
The first Guardians of the Galaxy film was a watershed moment for Marvel’s cinematic universe. Not only did it demonstrate that the franchise could expand beyond
New Who: First Impressions of “The Pilot”
It’s becoming hard to remember a time when the Doctor didn’t have attack eyebrows and that barbed Scottish brogue. The incomparable Peter Capaldi returned to our
I rode on a Robot Bus from the Future
I wanted to write this post in the detached style of a serious journalist, describing today’s experience in a calm manner, without excessive hyperbole, and painting
Rust and Adamantium: Logan’s Swansong
It’s been a couple of months since my last update, but this week’s release of Logan feels like the perfect opportunity to begin blogging for
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