Tag Archives: sci-fi

Almost Human: Almost Great

Posted on December 5, 2013 by MK McFadden

What we look for in popular culture doesn’t happen in a vacuum; from the media we’ve consumed in the past, to the people we have encountered, it influences what we think about TV shows and how we connect to certain … Continue reading →

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Interview with Malinda Lo

Posted on February 6, 2013 by Tanya

Regular visitors to our site will probably know that a few of us here are unabashed fans of good YA fiction, and we’ve been particularly fond of the books by Bay Area-based author Malinda Lo. In Ash, Lo brought us … Continue reading →

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Review: Adaptation by Malinda Lo

Posted on October 18, 2012 by Tanya

Malinda Lo’s recent young adult novel, Adaptation, is a perfect blend of the sci-fi and romance genres, with a believable and diverse cast of characters. It’s also a departure from the author’s previous fairy tale novels, Ash and Huntress, making … Continue reading →

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9 Reasons Why Benjamin Sisko Should be Your Favorite Star Trek Captain

Posted on July 18, 2012 by Jen R. L. Disarray

Did you know that it has been almost 20 years since Deep Space Nine first aired on television? Re-watching the series lately, I’ve been blown away by how consistently cool Captain Benjamin Sisko is.* He doesn’t always get as much … Continue reading →

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