I'd like to say that a new games review roundup is your reward for reaching the LGM fund drive goal. But really, it's a reflection of the fact that, after two or three months of not feeling compelled by any new game, I spent the...
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Prima ballerina Cheyenne Toussaint can't believe you're not donating to LGM. (Screenshot from Étoile, dir. Amy Sherman-Palladino) It's LGM donation day weekend, on which we remind you of all the.
[I planned to write this post two weeks ago, but then international travel got in the way. In the interim, my book Track Changes won the British Science Fiction Association.
The nominees for the 2025 Hugo award were announced earlier today, and I am pleased to announce that my book, Track Changes: Selected Reviews has been nominated in the Best Related Work category. This category is perennially a bit of a catch-all—my fellow nominees this...
One of the problems with reviewing for a venue like Locus, which has a relatively long lag time, is that months can pass between my reading a book and finally getting.
The 97th Academy Awards will be handed out later today, and unlike previous years, in which I've taken the time to watch not only the best picture nominees but some.
Panel detail from The Sandman by Neil Gaiman, issue #35. Art by Shawn McManus It's been six weeks since Vulture's gut-wrenching report on the sexual assault accusations against Neil Gaiman, which expanded on allegations raised last summer. The story was a blockbuster—it remained at the...
[If you've had your fill of politics for the day and are looking for something else to talk about, this is a guest post by LGM commenter Murc on the.
As of the end of last year, I have joined storied SFF magazine Locus as part of their stable of reviewers. It's a slightly different experience than I'm used to—a.
Just recently Paul wrote about finding it impossible to focus, much less write about, anything but the current five alarm fire in your political system. I get that, but to be blunt, that sort of chaos has been a constant in my life for something...
I'm a little late making this list this year, and perhaps not coincidentally it is also one of the biggest lists of its type I've ever posted. Am I going.
Still from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, dir. David Lynch, 1992 Other people will be able to speak more knowledgeably than me about David Lynch's career and filmography. I.