Review: Jade Fake – Kimchi Gonzales
I was never familiar with Filipino music or artists. My first full listening session of Jade Fake’s Kimchi Gonzales was my first exposure. And after those twenty minutes were over,…
Video game Review of Gris
Gris can be described in many ways but ultimately the most accurate word for it is, “beautiful.” Gris is a game from Spanish developer Nomada Studios and on the…
Review: Hellcoil – Demon Rocks
Hellcoil‘s Demon Rocks‘ six songs are your rough hewn, stone steps of descent into a place of fire and brimstone. There is no turning around in those twenty minutes. No…
Lancer RPG Review
Lancer Review It is not often that I become a fan of an RPG by reading the introduction (truth be told I usually skip the intro and go straight to…
Review: Cin The Ciege – The Gaytrix
The choice that Morpheus poses to Neo between the “red pill” and the “blue pill” seems like a binary one. He even states it as such to Neo by saying…
Me, my dad, and comics; an end of an Era
I am getting ready to do something kind of momentous, at least for me. I am going to let go of my dad’s comic book collection. I inherited 44k comics…
Transitory book review
Transitory is a murder mystery that begins all to familiarly for people in the queer community with the death of a black transwoman being ignored by the police after it…
Interview with Ula Lukszo Klein
In this installment of Author showcase we talk with Ula Lukszo Klein. Ula Lukszo Klein is an Assistant Professor of English at Texas A&M International University in Laredo, TX. Her research…
Review: Spartan Jet-Plex – Trio
Uncomplicated mixes and sparse but, poignant and effective use of effects across all three album missives that lends to the listener's ear a whisper of empathy as one would use…
Review: Black Sabbath: The Comic Book
"Black Sabbath: The Comic Book" is good, well designed and flows in those dark corners where our heavy metal heroes dare to tread. A casual or novice to the band…