What's the Word Now?

I took a break from my Hugo Awards reading to finish a couple of overdue library books. Usually I stick to fiction during my time off, since...

As I continue my Hugos vote-reading, I come to Novellas! This category has really been growing in accessibility for the past few years, not ...

This year, I had actually seen all the Hugo nominees for longform dramatic presentation on the big screen. (Why don't they just call thi...

For a really thoughtful look at the 2018 Hugo Award nominees for Best Graphic Story, I highly recommend my Skiffy and Fanty crewmate Stephen...

The 2018 Hugo Awards finalists for best fancast (podcast by fans) are The Coode Street Podcast , presented by Jonathan Strahan and Gary K. ...

I've started devouring the Hugo Awards packet for this year (voting in 2018, written in 2017). I'm going to try to write a post each...

I decided it's time to create a new podcast roundup for 2018 instead of making people scroll down to my post from early 2017, that I jus...

I'm actually cross-posting this in June but back-dating to January because that's when the post I'm talking about here actually ...

I'm pleased to announce that LibriVox has released the second audiobook in which I've participated: The Child of the Moat by Ian Ber...

I reviewed BladeRunner 2049 on the Skiffy and Fanty website soon after the movie premiered. It was not a perfect movie, but I did think it w...

I wrote this review of Wonder Woman on the Monday of opening weekend, but I'm cross-posting here to keep it with my other creative endea...

I've been a big fan of podcasts as a medium since I discovered them about eight years ago. There's a huge variety of them, from fact...

I've been on a couple of episodes of the Hugo-nominated Skiffy and Fanty (i.e. Science Fiction and Fantasy) podcast before, but this is ...

After the hot mess of Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War was a heartening return to form for the Marvel Cinematic Universe,...

I can't claim any brilliantly original insights about "Hamilton," since so many good writers have already shared their raves ...