Book Review: The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror
The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror is an anthology series of — you guessed it — fantasy and horror that St. Martin’s Press has been […]
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Pitching for Star Trek
From a writer’s standpoint, one of the most interesting aspects of the modern Star Trek shows (Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) is […]
Movie Review: Nature of the Beast
Nature of the Beast is a 1995 horror thriller written and directed by Victor Salva, who is also the writer/director of Jeepers Creepers and the […]
Lloyd Alexander’s The Iron Ring
The Iron Ring is a short fantasy novel written by noted children’s author Lloyd Alexander. Though is aimed primarily toward older kids, anyone with a […]
Why I Stopped Wanting To Be a Biologist When I Grew Up
It all started innocently enough. I had just begun my senior year as a biology major at a West Texas college, and I had just […]
So you want to start a webzine …
First, ask yourself why you want to start a webzine. There are lots of good reasons, but if you can’t give yourself a cogent answer, […]
U.S. Court Rulings on Parody in Advertising
Ever since the case of Virginia State Board of Pharmacy v. Virginia Citizens Consumer Council, advertising has been the unpopular stepchild of the First Amendment. […]
Book Review: The Sandman: Book of Dreams
a review by Damien Filer The sandman has been present for a very long time in folklore and fairy tales as the man who puts […]
Journalistic bias and science reporting
While many people believe that the media are inherently biased, those of us who’ve gotten degrees in journalism have had it drilled into our skulls […]