Author: Abigail Nussbaum
A Meal of Thorns, from the fanzine Ancillary Review of Books, is one of the most exciting new podcasts of the last few years. A bimonthly critical book club in which.
I had several reviews in the May issue of Locus, and the first of them is now online. Alex Foster's debut novel Circular Motion joins the increasingly crowded ranks of climate fiction, but with.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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,.
[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.
