File 770 regularly prints a column by Melanie Stormm, about a writer who is the victim of misdirected email by a wannabe writer. I haven’t been following these, but this week’s installment had me at the patent-pending “Conflict Drops,” guaranteed to add conflict to any work you’re writing.
Also from File 770, an update on Wanda Maximoff, also called the Scarlet Witch.
Over at Nerds of a Feather, the gloves are off! Joe and Adri are reading the Hugo Best Novel candidates,
October 11th, 2023. Marion Deeds | World Wide Wednesday | 1 comment |
Webster’s Dictionary defines the word “schlock” as something “of low quality or value,” so perhaps that is not quite the correct word to use in the title of today’s Shocktober column (or perhaps, for this day only, we should call it the “Schlocktober” column?). For while it is true that all six of the films discussed below are assuredly of low quality, that hardly means that they are of little value. Indeed, for all those cinema buffs out there who have learned to cherish and esteem the films that are “so bad, they’re good,” the half dozen items spotlighted below just might prove of inestimable value,
October 11th, 2023. Sandy Ferber | Film / TV, Horror | SFF Reviews | 3 comments |
Don't know how to answer that, Andrew; I've only read the long. But when it comes to REH, more is…
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He has a new one just out (or being released soon) called DRILL. I'm interested, but I may need to…