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Books “It’s Not Just Where The Plot Happens”: A Guest Essay by Stephen Blackmoore Author Stephen Blackmoore stops by with a guest post about the city as character to celebrate the release of 'Ghost Money.' By Guest AuthorApril 28, 20200
Opinion ACNH in the Time of COVID: A Look at ‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ for Nintendo Switch With the help of Discord, I met my nephew-in-law for the first time on 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons.' Like, really met him and ... By Kevin CallinanApril 14, 20200
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Comics Not My Spirit, Not My Vengeance: CW’s ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths’ Crossover Misses The Spectre Mark While the 'Crisis' Crossover was, for the most part, a fun and fluffy romp, the writers completely missed the mark on a central ... By S.W. SondheimerJanuary 16, 20200
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Featured Post 90 Days of Huel: I Drank My Food for Three Months. Here Are the Results. I went on a 90-day Huel diet and drank my food for three months. Here are the results. Strap in, because we get ... By Randy SlaveySeptember 23, 20195
Books In Defense of Rhett Miller’s ‘No More Poems!’ Last month saw the release of Rhett Miller’s debut book of children’s poetry, No More Poems! from Little, Brown. At the time, we published ... By Jamie GreeneApril 30, 20190
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Movies Love Movies? Stop Watching Trailers! I’m not going to wax poetic on the glory days of movie trailers, mostly because they never existed. There have always been: Trailers ... By Randy SlaveyMarch 23, 20180
Add Some Sumptuous Silence to Your Halloween Watchlists with Lon Chaney’s ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’ September 20, 2021
Witness the Birth and Evolution of a Genius: Three Early Makoto Shinkai Films Land on Blu-ray June 16, 2022
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