Wild Reverence: By Rebecca Ross (Book Review)
Wild Reverence is that impulse stretched into a full-length novel — a book where godly politics, tender intimacies, and childhood promises…
How Far Can Technology Go? A Practical Look at the Kardashev and Barrow Scales
How far can technology really go? We like to think every new gadget is the peak of human cleverness.
Graham Greene, The Oscar-Nominated Canadian First Nations (Oneida) Actor Died At Age 73
Graham Greene, the Oscar-nominated Canadian First Nations (Oneida) actor whose performances brought nuance and dignity to Indigenous…
Bat-Mite Origin: The Mischievous Batman Fanboy
Let’s break down Bat-Mite origin, his bizarre first appearance, and what makes this fifth-dimensional imp such a fascinating wildcard for the…
The Story of Demeter and Persephone
Every myth told by the ancient Greeks carried layers of symbolism, and none captures the cycle of life and death more vividly than the story…
Most Anticipated Debut Books of September 2025
Here are the most anticipated debut books of September 2025—each novel not only offers a gripping plot but also signals the arrival of writers…
Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 arrives (window) — and a movie will give fans an early look
A new teaser for Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 dropped during the franchise’s fifth-anniversary livestream
Why One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez Remains a Masterpiece of Magical Realism
In Gabriel García Márquez head, one sentence had lit up and would not let him go — a line that, when expanded, became One Hundred Years of Solitude.
Origin and History of Blade in Marvel Comics
Let’s trace Origin and History of Blade — from his shocking birth to his battles against Dracula and beyond.
Ice Age: Boiling Point — Disney Announces Title and Feb. 5, 2027 Release at D23
The studio revealed the official title — Ice Age: Boiling Point — and set the film’s theatrical arrival for February 5, 2027.
Why You Should Read Virginia Woolf — and How She Still Matters
If you’ve ever wondered why modern readers and writers keep circling back to Virginia Woolf, here’s a readable case for stepping into Woolf’s rooms.
The Dodo Was a Survivor—Until We Arrived
Dodo downfall didn’t come from laziness or stupidity; it came from a sudden shock the bird had no time to evolve around: us and the animals we…