I admit it, when AMC announced that it would be adapting Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire into a series a few years ago, I assumed that it would be aggressively not for me. Besides being a very blatant product of the streaming era—take a...
Author: Abigail Nussbaum
The 2024 Worldcon, which will be held next week at the SEC convention center in Glasgow, Scotland, has published its programme (yes, that's how it's spelled). One item that may.
Welcome back to our series A Political History of the Future, in which we discuss the ways in which science fiction reflects the social, political, and economic concerns of our.
Lotta anxiety and fear for the future floating around this site these days, huh? As someone who's been struggling with that sort of thing since October, may I recommend my foolproof strategy: push it all down, turn inward, and focus on personal projects. It's an...
[I mentioned Netflix's new anime series Delicious in Dungeon in a recent TV recommendation post. Stalwart LGM commenter Murc now delivers a guest post to sing the show's praises at.
[This post is an expansion of a tumblr reply I posted yesterday. Thanks to Murc for suggesting I expand and republish it here. This may also, finally, light a fire.
Tilda Swinton will yell at you if you don't donate to LGM. (This is scarier if you've seen the movie.) What?!? Even more recommendations? Such incredible value for money! All this wealth of pop culture expertise is coming to you in recognition of what I'm...
Louis and Lestat are judging you for not donating to LGM Not interested in books? How about TV? Here are a bunch of shows I've been enjoying lately, in the.
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I have an embarrassing reading habit to confess. A book can sit in my TBR for months, years, decades even, but the thing that will finally persuade me to read it will be the news of a forthcoming film or television adaptation. In the case...
Cover design by Tom Joyes I am thrilled to announce that my first collection of reviews, Track Changes, will be published by Briardene Books this summer. Track Changes collects nearly sixty reviews from nearly twenty.
Joe Barrow is a big city murder cop in 1922. A hulking, silent type who dogs the footsteps of his flashier, more loquacious partner Phineas Drummond, looming threateningly over suspects.