Surrealism: The Art of Disquiet
Sometimes life becomes so strange, so patently absurd, so like a bizarre waking dream that we say it has become surreal.
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Anime roundup 2/5/2015: Going To the Dogs
In this week’s viewing: Viewster gets its act together, Yatterwan, Anubis, and more!
The Greatest Fantasy Novels of All Time Part 1
The Greatest of All Time turns its attention to fantasy.
AMAZING PEOPLE: Dianne Gardner Offers Up Two New Stories
Dianne Lynn Gardner offers up two new stories. One word: underwater romance
Anime roundup 1/29/2015: The Bare Necessities
In this week’s viewing: A late premiere, simulcast news, and more!
Asni’s Art Blog: Quetzalcoatl
In the next few blogs, I will have a look at magical birds – messengers between the human realm and the supernatural in many cultures. First off, Quetzalcoatl: the feathered snake of the Mexicans.
Historia y fantasía: La Senda del Kharisiri, de Dennis Morales Iriarte
Dennis Morales is a daring and intelligent writer who breaks with the traditional paradigms of narrative.
Review: Down the Wormhole by Ana Franco
Down the Wormhole by Ana Franco is an ambitious first installment to a complex, imaginative and often unpredictable young adult fantasy story.
NEW FORMAT FILM REVIEWS: LUCY and MALEFICENT
Steve looks at two newer films: Lucy with Scarlett Johansson and Maleficent with Angelina Jolie. Are they good or bad? You’ll find out…
ME AZAKI, YOU AZAKI, WE ALL AZAKI FOR MIYAZAKI!
Steve looks at a Japanese anime film by master storyteller and animator Hayao Miyazaki.
Anime roundup 1/15/2015: Fiction Is Stranger Than Truth
In this week’s viewing: The remainder of premiere week is brought to you by the letters W, T, and F, and the number 34.
Narrativa fantástica y ciencia ficción en Bolivia en el 2014
Bolivian science fiction – 2014 style
Anime roundup 1/8/2015: Cleared For Takeoff
In this week’s viewing: Premiere week is off to a slow start, but we’ve got at least one excellent show already.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Three Opinions?
Three different takes on one movie in one review
2015: A Geeky Year for Movies
Forget about all the things we were promised to have in 2015 by Back to the Future. 2015 seems to be our year for the movies, us geeks and nerds, that is. I do hope […]
Anime roundup 1/1/2015: Best of 2014
In this week’s viewing: Celestial Method finishes in the nick of time, and then it’s time for some awards recommendations!
BOOK REVIEW: Lisa Goldstein’s Walking The Labyrinth & 2014 Year-end
Steve reviews Lisa Goldstein’s “Walking the Labyrinth” and lists his posts of 2014. Happy new year!
Transit of the Holidays
As we transit from Christmas to New Years let’s take a look back at some of the images that got left behind.
Anime roundup 12/25/2014: Wrap It Up
In this week’s viewing: It’s season-ending time for everyone! Except that one show that isn’t ready to go yet…
Winter 2015 SF Anime Preview Guide
Coming up at the top of the year: a serious amount of weird. Even for the anime world…
Science Fiction Christmas
Since this is my last post before Christmas I feel I should at least acknowledge the holiday season. Not everybody celebrates, true, but in this day and age everybody knows about it. So, Christmas is […]
Anime Roundup 12/18/2014: Double Feature
In this week’s viewing: It’s two weeks for the price of one!
Next Generation Readers and the Future of Fandom
What are our kids reading these days? The next generation of fandom may be in for quite a surprise from a literary perspective.
Rewind: Interview with SFWA Grand Master Ursula K. Le Guin
A reprise of our interview with the champion of art and authors – Ursula K. Le Guin
If It’s Not Fantasy or Science Fiction…
It’s time to drop our dual identity and adopt a tripartate one.
Film Review: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Smaug, Thorin and Bilbo return in the finale to Peter Jackson’s epic treatment of Tolkein’s master works
Science Fiction Bikini
Science fiction bikini seems like a simple juxtaposition of words, but examining the phrase reveals much of the cultural and social baggage packed inside.
About Author
M. D. Jackson has been drawing since he could first hold a pencil. He has been writing for so long that he has, in fact, developed an alternate personality named Jack to handle the fiction.
His work has appeared in numerous magazines and on the front covers of many books as well as in the pages of Amazing Stories Magazine. You can also see a lot of it at his gallery.
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