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Trauma For the People Reviewer's note: As usual, it is difficult to review the second book in a series without revealing sensitive detai...

Thompson, Tade. The Rosewater Redemption [Orbit, 2019] Spoiler warning for the previous two Rosewater novels. It had to come to...

Bigger on the Inside Control had some work to do right out of the gate. Quantum Break wasn’t exactly an unqualified success and Reme...

No One Asked For This I’m terribly disappointed in RAGE 2 so before I go on and on about why I think it sucks, here’s what I liked, i...

Last weekend was Gen Con, which is “The Best Four Days in Gaming”, except there’s only one problem. It’s in Indianapolis. But if you could...

Shattered Glass   Koji Igarashi was responsible for a handful of my favorite games, namely Castlevania: Symphony of the Night . When he ...

The Best Kind of Big Mess An odd phenomena that’s been enabled mostly by Twitter is that I sometimes find myself a fan of an author bef...

At the end of April a little movie came out called Avengers: Endgame, which has been getting something of a buzz in genre circles, seein...

Trouble in the Capitol After the wreck that was Anthem , I was ready for a better shlooter. After playing the open and closed beta, I k...

A (Mostly) Harmonious Choir Reviewer's Note: This is a review of the second novel in the Wormwood trilogy, so spoilers for the fir...

Out of Tune Anthem is a mess. There's no nicer way of putting it. I can't recommend it in any form today. The good(?) news is t...

Breakin' the Law   How does the world get from the police we know today to Judge Dredd ? JUDGES Volume 1 brings us closer to the a...