[REVIEW] ‘THE SINNER SEASON 3’ IS A LOVE LETTER TO EXISTENTIALISM
Season 3 of The Sinner forces us to reckon with our own views on free will, fate, the sweet hereafter, so consider yourself warned. Be ready.
[REVIEW] ‘HAHA #2’ IS EQUAL PARTS DESPAIR AND COMFORT
Haha #2 introduces “funny” girl Rudy, who recounts what it was like growing up with a mother who was certifiably insane.
[REVIEW] ‘VIRTUALLY YOURS’ IS THE PERFECT 2020 ROM-COM
Not interested in online dating? What about online non-dating? ‘Virtually Yours’ is a story all about the connections we make both IRL and AFRL.
[REVIEW] ‘SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER’ TAKES READERS ON A FAMILIAR FAMILY QUEST
Someone to Watch Over has all the makings of a perfect summer read: homecomings, roads trips, light family drama. But where is the heat?
[ADVANCE REVIEW] ‘EVERYTHING IS GOING WRONG: COMICS ON PUNK & MENTAL ILLNESS’
Editors Mark Bouchard and Megan Rae bring together a diverse group of comic creators and punk musicians in this must-read anthology.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] ‘PRIME SUSPECTS’ IS A FUN GRAPHIC NOVEL APPROACH TO MATHEMATICS
‘Prime Suspects’ blends together the worlds of mathematics and forensic science to give readers both an interesting mystery and an education in numbers.
[REVIEW] LONDON KILLS, SERIES 1, IS FORMULAIC BUT FRESH
In the myriad of British detective dramas, London Kills manages to give viewers a compelling narrative that doesn’t stray too far from the formulaic genre.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] ‘BEFORE HOUDINI’ IS A FUN, VICTORIAN SUPERNATURAL MYSTERY
Before Houdini introduces us Ehrich Weiss, Harry Houdini’s ancestor, as he transitions from street performer to supernatural secret agent.
[REVIEW] BABYLON TWINS IS THE FIRST IN AN AI-FILLED, POST-APOCALYPTIC TRILOGY
Babylon Twins tells the story of twin girls who have managed to (so far) survive in a world filled with AI, addiction, and no escape option.