Stormlight helped teach me that improvement is gradual and non-linear. There will be setbacks, but we can overcome them.

Exploring the relationship between power and conduct, with insight from 'The Witness for the Dead', my life with ADHD and real world evils.

Wrapping up our exploration of the House by meeting our faithful unreliable narrator Johnny Truant and his even more questionable mother.

Let's delve into the mysterious mind of the man who invented The Navidson Record, the House and so much more. Who is Zampanò?

Welcome to my exploration of 'House of Leaves', what this experimental novel is, why you should try reading it and how we can learn from it.

Who are you? Does your answer change depending on the day? On your mood? Has your DNA shaped you into your current form, or has the world?

Continuing my spotlight on non-binary characters in speculative fiction, with a focus on those who tend toward the thoughtful & mysterious.

Now more than ever before, it seems important to recognize the experiences and lives of non-binary characters. Let's see a few in SFF!

When the world around us has taken on the grimdark genre, let's turn to hopepunk both as an escape and as a beacon of good will to share.

We need to practice empathy for each other if we're going to hope to overcome to forces bent on keeping us apart. Here's why!

Analyzing Midnight Mass from the lens of vampire stories, and how creator Mike Flanagan weaves together religion, choice and alcoholism.

Speculative fiction has seen a real shift in the past decades towards diverse voices and norm-questioning narratives. Here's a reason why!

AI as we know it is only making the world worse; let's look at fictional AI, the differences and the reason we need to let this one go.

"Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke. "Well," said Tchaikovsky, "Por qué no los dos?"

Reaching out, being to being, and being heard. Seeing empathy and understanding, in spite of differences. All on an unimaginable scale.

Why do so many stories insist on equating the Earth with the Universe, and what are some potential alternatives, to tell better stories?