As a long time fan of the Destiny franchise, I’m all too aware of how hit and miss each expansion and season can be, and after the amazing season of the Chosen I was excited to see if Bungie was going to keep the momentum going. Unfortunately, while not terrible, so far Season of theContinue reading “Destiny 2: Season of the Splicer Review”
Tag Archives: Sci-Fi
Harbourmaster: By Wayward
Read if you like Meandering small town sci-fi A queer future Excellent writing In many ways my favorite webcomics are the meandering ones, slowly working their way through subtly complex plots with a likable cast who help fill in the gaps between revelations. And in this quasi-genre of gently paced character studies, Harbourmaster from WaywardContinue reading “Harbourmaster: By Wayward”
Arabella of Mars: By David D. Levine
Read if you like: Regency era space adventures Plucky and intelligent heroines Just a dash of steampunk Space, the final frontier. A veritable playground for writers, the sheer amount of space opera that has been written over the years boggles the mind. In many ways it’s one of the most flexible settings a writer canContinue reading “Arabella of Mars: By David D. Levine”
Buried Under Books and Cats 