Thankfully the Cosmere is excellent, as you'll quickly find if you decide to give Mistborn: The Final Evan Monteiro The audiobook is currently included with Spotify Premium, the details of which you can find it has to offer, I've previously written about Dalinar , Transhumanism in the Cosmere , predicting Wind

This is my fifth article on vampires; you can find my previous posts here: Part I examines vampires Eli's Gender I was quite pleasantly surprised to find that this 2004 Swedish horror novel thought more using he/him for Eli (I'll stick to she/her for consistency); Oskar tries out calling her 'Elias' but finds

In the past month I’ve also been pleasantly surprised to find that I can keep up with writing two posts You can find all my past picks here .

A favourite read of mine this summer, Helen Oyeyemi’s Peaces, includes a humourous premise that a main I now find myself struggling a little with the other end of the spectrum, particularly as it relates

But beyond all of that, I find the very experience of reading these books to be unique. The Earth entwines her soul with John's and he quickly finds he has the power of necromancy; he experiments

put the zine on indefinite hold before that one made it to publication – not that they told me until mid-November “Let’s help some lost souls find God, loyal Carrion.” Though loath to admit it, He finds the silence and emptiness rather more disturbing than the discordant

the earliest days of pulp science fiction action heroes to the late 2000s, you would have to work to find

And that's where we find Crane at the start of the book, in a middle-of-nowhere gas station under control

A brief aside: there are many things to be said about Patrick Rothfuss' The Name of the Wind (2007) and Fela and Kvothe in The Name of the Wind, art by Julia Maddalina Queers do it better? and speculative fiction go hand in hand: both thinking and existing beyond established conventions to find

Inception played a little with the idea of questioning reality, but I find this film hits me a lot harder Just as mine is mine and yours is yours. So whatever it is, there is still time.

I find that when they are included, they tend to fall into one of two categories: exuberant & heartfelt

Let's all work on finding a middle ground between hyper-fixation and absent scrolling, shall we?