The “Art of Assassin’s Creed: Origins transports the viewer to ancient Egypt through the imagination and work of the game’s artists.
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In our post-Game of Thrones world, Fritz Leiber’s Swords and Deviltry, and his Fafhrd and The Grey Mouser tales in general, seem much like today’s dark fantasies. Amoral Lankhmar, …
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I had no idea what to expect when sat down to read Ren Warom’s debut novel, Escapology. My knowledge of cyberpunk is limited to an ages-ago viewing of Blade …
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Friday at SDCC is more intense than Thursday. More people attend, more people dress up, and more people stand in lines to get into not only the convention center, but …
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Easy Eats: a Bee and Puppycat Cookbook, is now available in a hardcover edition for 16.95 USD, and the cookbook features not only recipes inspired by the Cartoon Hangover show, …
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Meet Rory, the dinosaur! Rory is a very busy little baby dinosaur, who lives on an island with his dad. Rory and his dad have been hanging out a lot …
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Retcontinuum pulls you down the rabbit hole of its narrative and doesn’t let go until it has finished explaining to you just how precious time is, and how ultimately the decisions we make are the most important things we have, no matter how much time we think we have.
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Combining old school noir with the best of magical realism, J.T. Robertson gives his readers a tight, gritty crime novella about a man on the edge willing to do anything to get free.
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David here, Nerdspanners!
Joe Abercrombie is one of the decade’s most outstanding fantasy writers. Robert and I have both been captive devotees since The Blade …
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For the Love of Books
Few places are as likely to send bookworms into a flutter as an eccentric and eclectic bookstore filled with everything from the arcane to the …
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Ender’s Game is a book of contradictions. It is about children playing at war. It is about old men warring with children. It is about the wisdom of the young confounding the knowledge of the old. It is about xenophobia and unity. It is about war as a game.
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