Controlling the Transmissions - Year Twenty

John Wayne Cleaver is back in this third (and final?) novel by Dan Wells. Like I Am Not A Serial Killer and Mr. Monster , this serial-kille...

When I heard of the passing of Elisabeth Sladen today, my day was all but ruined. Since 1979, when I first saw Doctor Who on Chicago’s PBS...

The Republicans have an agenda, one that returns America back to the days of the rich and the poor. And the best way to do it, is to attack ...

Tad Williams original idea was a trilogy, but as it happened before, trying to tie all his loose ends together, and realizing that there w...

"Remember when teachers, public employees, Planned Parenthood, NPR and PBS crashed the stock market, wiped out half of our 401Ks, too...

"Judas Kiss," the surprise hit at this year's Phoenix Film Festival, is certain to make most audiences feel a bit uncomfortab...

I was passing through CNN the other day and saw an article about the four ways we’re still fighting the Civil War. There was one striking ...

Last week at this time, I was in Phoenix. I had gone with my friends J.T. Tepnapa, Jody Wheeler and Charlie Brewer for the world premiere of...

I had not read Brandon Mull’s Fablehaven series of fantasy books for young readers, but like much that has come out since the rise of Harr...

When she was on SNL, Victoria Jackson always seemed to play characters that were a few tacos short of a combination platter. Who knew that s...

For Pete Dexter, Spooner is more a memorish novel than anything else. He spins a tale of one Warren Spooner, who sort of haplessly blunders...

In the tradition of late Robert Jordan, who would promise a release date for the latest entry of the endless Wheel of Time series, and then...