The Trial of the Wizard King is a book with incredible worldbuilding, characters with complex and relatable with real-world anxieties and struggles, and various religions and histories that make you want to know more. A slow burn to start, but once it gets going this book is very hard to put down.
‘This Isn’t Happening’ tracks Radiohead’s ‘Kid A’ album impact on culture and shows how it was prescient about where our world was headed.
Releasing on September 15th, “Constant Comedy: How I Started Comedy Central and Lost my Sense of Humor” is Art’s memoir exploring Comedy Central’s unlikely creation, the early days, and how it became a staple in the television pantheon. We were lucky enough to sit down with Art and chat about the early days of Comedy Central, what makes a good pitch, and the value of classic comedy.
The life and times of Phoolan Devi, India’s most famous female dacoit, is brought to life by French illustrator Claire Fauvel.
With a combination of excellent narration, talented voice acting, and spooky sound effects, ‘The Sandman’ captures the essence of the Sandman story.
Someone to Watch Over has all the makings of a perfect summer read: homecomings, roads trips, light family drama. But where is the heat?
Four new, affecting graphic novels that deal with relationships make for perfect reading during our time of mandated quarantine.
The Gospel Of Loki (Joanne M. Harris, 2014) is a book where the Trickster God Loki takes you on a journey through the Norse myths.
If you’re like me, looking for some science-fiction that will give you a sense of escapism and hope for the future, I highly reccomend you check out Solarpunk!
