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Some Thoughts on the Hugo Award Finalists, Part I: The 1944 Retro Hugo Awards
So the finalists for the 2019 Hugo Awards and the 1944 Retro Hugo Awards were announced today. This time, the announcement manages not to coincide with any major holidays of any world religion, though personally I really prefer it, when … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Film
Tagged awards geekery, Batman, cartoons, fantasy, Flash Gordon, Franco-Belgian comics, German cinema, golden age comics, golden age science fiction, Hollywood, horror, Hugo Awards, propaganda is evil, pulp fiction, Retro Hugos, retro science fiction, science fiction, sword and sorcery, Tintin, US cinema, US comics, Wonder Woman
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New Story Available: Blasters of Forever
It’s time for another new release announcement. While the last new release announcements were all parts of existing series, this story is a true standalone. It’s also something for those of my readers who enjoy the lighter and funnier side … Continue reading
Posted in Books, TV, Writing
Tagged 1980s child, cartoons, e-books, July short story challenge, my books, new release, Pegasus Pulp, shameless self-promo, superheroes, time travel, toys
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Gone Girl, femme fatales and fear of women
Last week, I thought I was the only person in the world who found the success of Gone Girl, both as a novel and a film, troubling. But it seems I’m not the only person who dislikes Gone Girl after … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film
Tagged Avengers, cartoons, crime, crime fiction, Fifty Shades of Grey, Firefly, gender, Gone Girl, hardboiled crime, history, Hollywood, James Bond, noir, Stieg Larsson, The Hunger Games, thriller, Twilight, x-men
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Matchday Linkdump
I actually did watch tonight’s Germany vs. Ghana World Cup match – the interesting part of it at any rate. I missed the first twenty minutes or so. Afterwards, I watched Fantasia, which just happened to be on TV tonight. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, Links
Tagged animation, art, cartoons, Disney, flowers, football, gender, German TV, linguistics, linkdump, music, nature, photos, reviews, science fiction, sports, swearwords, synaesthesia, urban fantasy, WTF
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Links for a Snow Day
First of all, I added a few new haiku to The Haiku Zone in the top left corner of the page. There are now 23 rotating haiku featured. Meanwhile, I’ve also got a bunch of links to share: The Golden … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, Links, TV
Tagged awards geekery, Being Human, British TV, cartoons, Disney, Doctor Who, Downton Abbey, fantasy, Firefly, gender, genre wank, GLBT, history, Hollywood, linkdump, poetry, politics, pseudoscience, race, regency, romance, Torchwood, US TV, Walking Dead, X-Files
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At last, Barnes & Noble… and some other links
The biggest news of the day (well, for me at any rate) is that my e-books are now finally available at Barnes & Noble. You can find the full list here – individual links will also be added to the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Comics, Links, TV
Tagged 1980s child, cartoons, celebrity deaths, crime fiction, e-books, Franco-Belgian comics, gender, German literature, German TV, linkdump, school, science fiction, soap operas, US TV
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New Story Available: Cartoony Justice
As the post title indicates, I have a new story available. This one is called Cartoony Justice and it’s very dear to my heart. As you can tell by the cover, Cartoony Justice is something of a departure from my … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged 1980s child, cartoons, fantasy, my books, Pegasus Pulp, shameless self-promo, Stella d'Anvers
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Birthday Linkdump
Yesterday was my birthday. I didn’t really celebrate a whole lot, since I had school until the afternoon, though I did buy some rhubarb cake for my parents and myself at the bakery next to the school. I also got … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Links
Tagged awards geekery, cartoons, characterisation, gender, German TV, linkdump, science fiction, The Simpsons
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Relationships and gender roles in Twilight, The Hunger Games, Buffy… and Scooby-Doo?
I’ve got lots of delicious links today, focusing on gender roles, relationships and the portrayal of young women in various pop culture franchises:
Posted in Books, Links, Research, TV
Tagged Buffy, cartoons, gender, linkdump, The Hunger Games, Twilight, US TV, YA fiction
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The link between the Occupy movement and V for Vendetta or Downton Abbey respectively – and some other stuff
I have come across a lot of interesting links of late, so here is a linkdump:
Posted in Links, TV, Writing
Tagged animation, cartoons, criticism, design, Downton Abbey, gender, genre vs. literary, gunpowder plot, linkdump, politics, POV
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