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Rebecca Roanhorse's Star Wars Novel "Edge of the Abyss" Praised as Masterpiece
The acclaimed author's latest Star Wars novel, 'Edge of the Abyss,' is being lauded for its compelling narrative and modern relevance.
It's Time to Retire the Term 'Metroidvania'
The popular genre descriptor is inaccurate, exclusionary, and ultimately hinders broader understanding of game design.
Emily Wilson is Retranslating Homer's Odyssey from Scratch
The translator behind the 2017 version that inspired Christopher Nolan's film has undertaken a new, complete translation of the epic poem.
Ethical Dilemmas in The Blood of Dawnwalker
Players grapple with the moral implications of protagonist Coen's vampiric needs.
9 Anime Series That Capture the 'Solo Leveling' Appeal
Explore anime titles that share Solo Leveling's blend of power progression, urban fantasy, and action-packed narratives.
Furious is the Best New Show You're Not Watching Yet, According to IGN
Hulu's eight-episode crime thriller, starring Emmy Rossum and Lola Petticrew, has captivated critics with its gripping narrative and strong performances.
Werner Herzog's 'Bucking Fastard' Explores Codependence with Kate and Rooney Mara
The director's latest film, inspired by real-life twins, offers a strange and wistful episodic drama about sheltered adults navigating society.
Strange New Worlds Season 4, Episode 7 Distracts from a Potent Pike Story
The "Like Chronitons Through the Hourglass" episode stumbles with a gimmick before finding its emotional core.
Susie Derkins: The Unsung Intellectual of Calvin and Hobbes
Thirty-one years after its conclusion, the quiet intelligence and love for learning embodied by Susie Derkins remain a resonant, albeit often overlooked, aspect of Bill Watterson's beloved comic strip.