It's 2020 and I'm back. Here's a quick look at what I got up to in 2019.
The Winged Histories, Sofia Samatar's follow-up to A Stranger in Olondria, shares some similarities with its predecessors, but asks entirely new questions.
Nominations are open for the 2019 Aurora Awards, and Books and Tea is eligible for the Best Fan Writing category. Here's a list of relevant posts from 2018 for your consideration.
In which I geek out over Into the Spider-Verse and explain the difference between superhero movies and comic book movies.
Here's a look at what I read in January, from literary fiction, to books about neuroscience, to graphic novels.
2018 wasn't a great year for me mentally, or for this blog. So now I'm giving myself permission to do things differently in 2019.
Derek Kunsken talks about time travel, genetic engineering, quantum physics and more in his mind-bending debut novel The Quantum Magician, out this month.
Fantasy Fiction Horror Interviews
A Walk Through the World of Graveyard Mind with Chadwick Ginther
September 17, 2018
Winnipeg may not be the most obvious setting for an urban fantasy series, but Chadwick Ginther talks about making it his own in his newest release, Graveyard Mind.
