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The Year Fantasy and Sci-Fi Hit the Refresh Button Let’s rewind to 2015 — a year that dropped two absolute bangers into the SFF universe and reshaped how we think about magic, monsters, and the end of the world. First up: N.K. Jemisin’s Broken Earth Trilogy, which cracked open the fantasy genre like the planet […]
The Rosetta Stone and Sci-Fi’s Quest for Communication The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799, was pivotal in deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs, thanks to its inscriptions in Greek, demotic, and hieroglyphic scripts. This breakthrough unlocked ancient Egyptian culture and history. In science fiction, the theme of deciphering alien languages mirrors this monumental achievement. In Samuel R. Delany’s […]
Happy Pi Day, fellow adventurers of the cosmos! Today, we celebrate the enigmatic number π (Pi), that infinite, non-repeating decimal starting with 3.14, which has fascinated mathematicians and storytellers alike. But why should we, lovers of science fiction and fantasy, care about this mathematical constant? Because Pi is more than just a number; it’s a […]
Fantasy readers know one thing for certain—this genre never stops evolving. Every year, we get new worlds to explore, new magic systems to obsess over, and new characters to either fall in love with or scream at in frustration. And 2014? That year brought us some truly legendary additions to our bookshelves. One of the […]
Alright, let’s be real—King Arthur is one of those legendary figures who might have existed, might have been a total fabrication, or maybe was a little bit of both. He’s basically the historical equivalent of Bigfoot but with a crown and a much better PR team. Where’s the Proof? The problem is, historians haven’t found […]
The world of sci-fi and fantasy is always evolving, but let’s be real—some tropes never change. We’ve got new releases packed with fae royalty, mech battles, and intergalactic drama, but how do they measure up to the legends? Let’s dive in. Fae Politics & Old-School Magic📖 Fire Struck by Alessa Thorn – If fae court […]
Imagine this: it’s 1814, and the Library of Congress, housing a modest 3,000 books, goes up in flames. Total bummer, right? Enter Thomas Jefferson, who swoops in, offering his personal stash of 6,487 books. Congress buys it for $23,950, which today would be like dropping over $429,000 (or 66.13 per book). Talk about a pricey […]
Canadian Katie Tallo’s journey to bestselling author is as captivating as her novels. With a career spanning over 30 years in screenwriting and directing, she transitioned to crime fiction with her debut novel, Dark August, which became an international bestseller and New York Times Editor’s Choice. This gripping story introduced Augusta Monet, a flawed yet […]