Animals Run Amok in San Cicaro
The animals are taking over San Cicaro. Thunderbird is pleased to announce Beasts of San Cicaro, edited by Jenn Cavanaugh. After all, magic is not just the domain of humans. Sometimes those closest…
Mysticon 2017
A while ago, I attended Mysticon with a question in mind. What transforms the casually interested into full blown fans of speculative fiction? Advertising and promotions only serve one purpose: to…
Book Series We Want As TV
Big Little Lies, Game of Thrones, A Series of Unfortunate Events and soon The Wheel of Time. It’s no small task turning books into television, but movies sometimes cannot do lengthy series…
Cog Review
Cyberpunk is a risky genre to write. On one hand, there is a strange, almost universally cultish feel to it that anyone and everyone appreciates. Even folks who normally do not like science fiction.…
Hollow Knight Review
I fear that if I don’t mention Team Cherry’s weird new title, Hollow Knight, it might slip through the cracks. Just like a bug. Hollow Knight, like many indie games these days, was a KickStarter…
The Lowdown
Television has had its ups and down this year, and in a moment I’ll be briefly covering what’s worth watching. But first, I have a dash of news about Thunderbird Studios. Come the end of April, this…
Decision at Thunder Rift Review
There are two philosophies when it comes to tie-in, franchised fiction. The first is a progressive view, where the story is part of the stream of greater events. The second is a more isolated tale…
Banner Saga 3 KickStarter Ending Today
Today is the last day to contribute to the Banner Saga 3 Kickstarter. The team at Stoic Studio have successfully raised more than enough to complete the game, but have yet to fulfill a few lingering…
Taboo: Episode 8 Review
This review covers the finale of Taboo. Major spoilers and violent images await. This is it, the final episode of Taboo. The accumulation of all the season’s events in a single episode, but whether…
Stephanie M. Wytovich Interview
A couple of weeks ago, we reviewed The Eighth and found it to be an innovative tale of horror and politics in Hell. Today, we close out the month interviewing author Stephanie M. Wytovich about her…