The Bulwer-Lytton Contest winners were announced—awarded for the best example of the intentionally worst prose. Enjoy!
Nerds of a Feather reviews T. Kingfisher’s latest, A Sorceress Comes to Call.
NPR reports that explorers found the wreck of the British warship Hawke, sunk during WWI by a German submarine.
Moving on to love, EW.com lists 21 famous long-awaited TV kisses (spoiler alert—they are one short!). Is your favorite on here?
The Mary Sue offers streaming information for Alien: Romulus, a movie they like a lot.
Here are two reviews. This one didn’t like the film much. Forbes liked it more.
Mars rover Preservation has now begun climbing over the rim of the Jezero Crater on Mars.
Who doesn’t love the myth of Atlantis? Reactor devotes one of its
Good. The Basilisk Throne definitely left several characters in medias res at the end. I haven't seen any word about…
It wholly works as a self-contained work with a very brief bit at the end that allows for the possibility…
I just read The Saliva Tree yesterday and loved it. A couple notes: In my copy (I read it in…
I have a hold request for this at the library, so I'm glad to hear you liked it. Does this…
It reminded me immediately of LeGuin and also Isabel Allende's "universal matter" (I think) in Eva Luna. It's a concept…