When Villains Rise Review: The Monster is the System
When you deal with bad people, sometimes there are no good choices. And if you keep dealing with them, well, you might just find it’s no longer about bad choices, but the choice to…
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Inks & Issues #90 – Sailor Moon Part 2 w/Brittany Gregory
We are joined once again by Brittany Gregory, our resident Sailor Moon expert, to tackle part two of our discussion of the first story arc. Can the Sailor Scouts finally band together and defeat…
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Read This: Options for Your Hazy End-of-Summer Days
In a reading rut? Wondering what to do with yourself as the heat fluctuates wildly and the pandemic presses on (in America, at least)? Here are eight very different books for this eighth month…
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Interview with Jacqueline Carey, Author of the Kushiel Trilogy
Kushiel's Dart was published almost twenty years ago. In the decades since its release it has become a classic, spawning two sequels and half a dozen other books set in the world of Terre…
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Inks & Issues #89 – Sailor Moon Part 1 w/Brittany Gregory
This episode Jonah and Kieran attempt to fill a massive gap in their pop culture knowledge. For their first experience with delving deep into the Sailor Mooniverse, they knew an expert on the subject…
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Inks & Issues #88 – The Way of the Househusband
We're back baybeeeee! Our long national nightmare is over… oh wait, it's not. But hey, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy some comics. In The Way of the Househusband, we follow the misadventures of…
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The Faithless Hawk Review: Soaring Finale
The Merciful Crow was one of my favorite debuts—favorite books, period—of 2019, and I’m overjoyed to find that the conclusion of Fie’s saga, The Faithless Hawk, is as original, emotional, dramatic, and insightful as…
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Night of the Mannequins Review: Vengeful Velveteen Rabbit
“So Shanna got a new job at the movie theater, we thought we’d play a fun prank on her, and now most of us are dead, and I’m really starting to feel kind of…
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Harrow the Ninth – Review
Looking back at the books of 2019, the one that has stuck with me the most, latching on even as my brain slowly melted in quarantine, was Tamsyn Muir's Gideon the Ninth. February feels…
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Harrow the Ninth Review
Rejoice! For the necromancers are back, and they are gayer than ever. Pansexual, polyamorous lusts and even a few chaste passions simmer beneath more layers of mystery and necromantic magic than ever before, and…
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