For the love of books
Artists create what they’ve experienced, and people who look similar will live, to an extent, similar lives, and I think it’s because of this that, to me, the science fiction genre has exhausted itself creatively long ago.
On this day in 1991, ‘Outlander’ was published by Diana Gabaldon. If you’re interested in reading it, here’s everything you need to know.
While BookExpo was unfortunately unable to be hosted at New York City’s Javits Center, as they had originally intended, they were still able to put on an entertaining and informative convention online. Last night , was their New Graphic Novels Showcase. For those of you who were unable to catch it, the segment’s line-up consisted of Mike Curato, author of Flamer, Kiki Hughes, author of Displacement, Trung Le Nguyen, author of The Magic Fish, James Romberger, author of Post York and Bishakh Som, author of Spellbound. Journalist Calvin Reid hosted the show, and facilitated discussion by asking the authors questions about their respective graphic novels. Mike Curato was …
Many of us feel trapped these days. For the past several months, it’s been a struggle being unable to interact with our friends and family, and why wouldn’t it? Human are naturally a social animals, interacting with others is integral for our mental heath – even the most introverted of our kind still need to speak with their loved ones every now and again. In fact, socialization is so paramount to our species that many of the tales we’ve told each other have to do with characters fighting to keep their sanity as they spend months, years, sometimes even decades, …
Last week, I wrote about CBS All Access’ miniseries adaptation of Stephen King’s ‘The Stand’. This week, we’ll dive into the show’s cast and production.
