10 Most Powerful Superheroes Who Would Be Terrifying as Villains
In this article, we’ll explore 10 of the most powerful superheroes who would be absolutely terrifying as villains
The Tale of The Hero Twins, Junajpu and Ixb’alanke
In the ancient mythology of the Maya, one story stands out for its cunning, courage, and clever defiance of death itself — the tale of the…
Wild Card: By Elsie Silver (Book Review)
Elsie Silver’s Wild Card arrives as the fourth instalment in the Rose Hill series and reads like a warm, slow-burning hug for readers who live…
The Dark Origins of Scarecrow
why Scarecrow remains one of Batman’s greatest foes, and the different ways The Dark Origins of Scarecrow has been told over the decades.
Why Walking Might Be the Healthiest Step You’ll Ever Take
Most people think of walking as nothing more than a way to get from one place to another. But the truth is, why walking might be the…
Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights trailer teases a hotter, messier take on a classic
Emerald Fennell’s new trailer for Wuthering Heights signals that this won’t be a reserved period drama.
Fearful: By Lauren Roberts (Book Review)
Fearful is a novella-length companion to Lauren Roberts’s bestselling Powerless trilogy that swings the reader back into the kingdom of Ilya
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…
The Evolution of the Book
The evolution of the book—how its parts—pages, type, ink, and binding—slowly stitched together into the cultural object we still call a “book,”
why isn’t the planet buried under mountains of Poop?
If you stop to think about it, you might wonder: why isn’t the planet buried under mountains of Poop?
Courage does not always roar. Valor does not always shine.
The quote, “Courage does not always roar. Valor does not always shine,” beautifully captures real courage isn’t always so loud, and true valor…
Terence Stamp, Iconic British Actor and Star of “Superman,” Dies at 87
Terence Stamp, one of Britain’s most striking screen presences and a defining face of 1960s London, has died at the age of 87.