W. 11th & Bluff

Continuity is both the best and the worst thing about superhero comics. It’s a huge part of what fans love about these stories, but it’...

Sarah and I were both huge fans of Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Justice (you can read Sarah’s review here ). We’ve spent the last several month...

Today marks the start of a brand new month, and the long awaited arrival of spring weather! To celebrate, Andrew gives us a sneak peak at so...

I read a lot of comic books. There’s an endless stream of them going across my desk and it’s all too tempting to take one or two home to r...

There is some danger in writing a review of a book one loves too dearly. It’s possible to be so enthused as to find oneself incapable of an...

I recently had the opportunity to butt my nosy self into a conversation two co-workers were having about graphic novels. Bill, who reads all...

Uncharacteristically, I was actually planning to write this week’s review on something that was neither a comic book nor a fantasy novel,...

Storm Front , the first novel in Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files series, is a fast-paced and exciting read with a twisty mystery and plenty o...

Lev Grossman’s The Magicians was one of my favorite books of 2009. It told the story of Quentin Coldwater, a very smart but disaffected and...

I may have my nerd-card revoked for admitting this, but I have an astonishingly hard time finding fantasy novels that I can tolerate, let ...

"I can read the Bible, Homer, or Dylan Dog for several days without being bored." - Umberto Eco With Dylan Dog: Dead of Night cur...

I've seen Ismail Merchant and James Ivory's film adaptation of E.M. Forster's Howards End so many times that it's somewhat...

I’m a great fan of fairy tales and have spent many happy hours poring over the more obscure corners of the Grimm brothers’ stories (if you’v...

There are a lot of great young adult books being published these days and a lot of big name authors are trying to tap into this lucrative de...