What stood out to me about the series wasn’t the brutality of what Peter Sutcliffe did to his victims, it was how the police’s blatant misogyny caused more women to be attacked and murdered. When the police get tunnel vision, more victims fall under the train.
A Creation Tale for the Future: I Am Mother
A review of I Am Mother and how it reinvents the Christian creation myth
Our Future is Up to Us: A Review of Enola Holmes
Based on the https://www.goodreads.com/series/42968-enola-holmesnovels by Nancy Springer, Netflix’s release of Enola Holmes is a young adult romp of fun, mystery, and empowerment. Millie Bobby Brown […]
Top 10 Science Fiction and Fantasy Novels
While at illogicon yesterday, I participate on a panel for my top 10 science fiction and fantasy novels. If you missed the panel, here’s the […]
Pulp Fiction Fridays Focus: POWERS (SuperCharged Pulp)
Continuing in the tradition of focusing on fantastic two-fisted action, Pulp genre, Pulp Fiction Fridays focuses on POWERS, the comic series by Brian Michael Bendis and […]
Redux: Saturday Night Scifi: Running Man and Total Recall
I had the extreme pleasure of participating in a live tweet last night with @GeekSoulBrother’s SaturdayNightSciFi event. This Saturday’s double feature movie was Arnold Schwarzenegger’s […]