Recommendations From The Crypt, by Corva Leon
It’s October, and Halloween is slowly pushing its cart of tombstones, candy, and rattling bones up the street, so what’s better than filling your life for a month of spooky things? For people like me October is not just a time to celebrate Halloween, it’s also a time...
Modern Myths: Rewriting The Old Into The New, by Anna Krenz
As popular culture expands and changes, we as a society are finding new ways to share and tell stories. Old stories come and go, but there are some concepts that just never quite go away. Myths have stayed around for decades, centuries even. These stories tend to get...
Writers & Roleplayers: Lessons in Story-Crafting can be the Real Loot in Tabletop RPGs, By Grant Brengman
If you’ve spent any amount of time with the right kinds of nerds, chances are you’re no stranger to games like Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder. But while these games are most commonly associated with various dice-rolling shenanigans, the players are actually...Into the Sun, By Deni Ellis Béchard, Reviewed By Connor Rystedt
Into the Sun Deni Ellis Béchard Milkweed Editions September 2016 ISBN: 978-1-57131-114-6 464 pages Reviewed by CONNOR RYSTEDT Deni Ellis Béchard’s newest novel with Milkweed Editions, Into the Sun, sees the majority of its action take place in Kabul—the...
How Not to Procrastinate, From a Chronic Procrastinator, by Debbie Johnson-Hill
A show of hands if you have procrastinated in the last month, the last week, TODAY. To some, procrastination is a familiar companion; to others, it is a dreaded drain on their time and productivity. So, if we know what it is, why do we continue to do it? The...