Apple TV has cast David Dastmalchian in the Murderbot adaptation. He’ll play Gurathin.
On his blog, Peter Clines writes about the temptation to complicate things for the sake of complication, and the risks involved.
Nerds of a Feather takes a close look at Dune, Part Two. They review The City of Marble and Blood by Howard Andrews Jones.
The Saint of Bright Doors won the 2024 Crawford Award, which is awarded to a writer whose first fantasy novel debuted the previous year. It isn’t a “first novel” award, more of a acknowledgement of new fantasy books.
Robin Anne Reid provided a long column called “Murderbot and Me” for File770. I know, a second Murderbot link, but c’mon, it’s cooler than another Hugo rehash, isn’t it?
Mother Ludlam’s cave looks a bit like a hobbit hole to me. It used to have a sacred spring dedicated to a Celtic god; a good witch; a cauldron, and a fun story about the devil.
According to Space.com, Warby Parker is giving away free safe-viewing glasses for the solar eclipse on April 8; two pairs per family. I believe Space.com is sincere, but I hesitated for a second, because Warby Parker says they’re starting the giveaway on April 1. You might want to check in with your local store if you have one.
P. Djeli Clark has a blog! And he has a story coming out, called The Dead Cat Tail Assassins, only it’s not coming out until August.
While it was on, the best part for me was the water-cooler discussion aspect. I know the old expression, "A…
Andi, don't forget Shannon's cold and greedy stepmom: "Oh, I kept the money, sweetie. You're on your own!"
I was one of those viewers who loved the show throughout and kept thinking "If they manage to tie up…
Yes, it's so much about bad fathers! I guess the writers are blaming the dads for why all these people…
The last book in Scott Turow's loosely linked Kindle Country Legal Thriller "series" so far is Suspect, which came out…