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Geek Girl Authority Crush of the Week: PRINCESS ZELDA
This week's Geek Girl Authority Crush of the Week, Zelda, is about to get her own Legend of Zelda game. Read on to learn why we love her!
Book Review: KEY LIME SKY
Key Lime Sky by Al Hess is a sci-fi novel rich with many of the genre's staples. Do they coalesce? Read our review to find out!
Millennial Misremembers: BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY
In this edition of Millennial Misremembers, we look back at middle school fave Bill Nye the Science Guy. Does it live up to the nostalgia? Read our thoughts here.
The Origin of Tropes: Love Triangles
In this edition of The Origin of Tropes, we examine the controversial love triangle. Read on to find out how this one is represented.
Millennial Misremembers: BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY
In this edition of Millennial Misremembers, we look back at middle school fave Bill Nye the Science Guy. Does it live up to the nostalgia? Read our thoughts here.
10 Coolest Pokémon According to Someone Who’s Never Played the Game
Even someone who's never played Pokémon knows pocket monsters are pretty awesome. Check out the 10 coolest Pokémon, according to a noob!
Book Review: I WILL NEVER LEAVE YOU
Kara A. Kennedy's novel, I Will Never Leave You, is a ghost story. It's also a story of real-world trauma. Does it coalesce? Read our review.
The Origin of Tropes: Zombie Lore
In this edition of The Origin of Tropes, we tear into the meat of zombie lore. Read on for our analysis of the undead and their place in media.
Book Review: UNBECOMING
Seema Yasmin's Unbecoming is a cautionary tale about what the US could soon become. Does it work? Read on for our review.
Book Review: A MAGIC FIERCE AND BRIGHT
Hemant Nayak's A Magic Fierce and Bright explores a future India, technomancy and familial bonds. But does it work? Read on for our review.
The Origin of Tropes: Star-Crossed Lovers
In this edition of The Origin of Tropes, we dive into the classic star-crossed lovers. Check out its history beyond Romeo and Juliet!
10 Classic LGBTQ+ Plays You Can Read
Yes, LGBTQ+ plays exist within the classic theater canon! Get your history on and enjoy 10 queer plays you can read right now.
13 Modern LGBTQ+ Plays You Can Read
It's not always easy to see theater live, but many plays scripts are available to read. Enjoy these 13 modern LGBTQ+ plays from home!
Book Review: HOMBRECITO
Thank you to Riverhead/NetGalley for a copy of Hombrecity in exchange for an honest review. Summary … Santiago Jose Sanchez ...
Book Review: TAKE ALL OF US
Leif's debut novel, Take All of Us, has a lot to say about disability ... and zombies. Read on for our review to see how it all comes together!
