Lightspeed: Edited by John Joseph Adams

Slide 1: in a fun, witchy font: Magic & Mystery, Amazon Original Stories; Slide 2-5: Fantasy Authors Turn to Crime, Curated by John Joseph Adams: Lists authors Travis Baldree, Sarah Beth Durst, Heather Fawcett, Scott Lynch, Tananarive Due, J.M. Miro, and Robert Jackson Bennet. Slide 6: Small renderings of all seven book covers; Slide 7: a magical cat face with paw prints to the left and right, with the words "The Game is Afoot / July 28".

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Media Reviews

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Media Reviews: August 2018

This month reviewer Christopher East takes us on a tour of new genre television from around the world.

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Media Review: July 2018

This month reviewer Carrie Vaughn talks Avengers: Infinity War and the nature of the franchise.

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Media Review: June 2018

This month, Violet Allen reviews Netflix’s technothriller series Altered Carbon.

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Media Reviews: May 2018

Carrie Vaughn explores the nature of adapting a novel to the big screen when she reviews Annihilation and A Wrinkle in Time.

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Media Reviews: April 2018

This month, the review team doubles up to get iconic. Carrie Vaughn takes a look at Downsizing, a film giving a new spin to one of SF’s most classic tropes: shrinking. Christopher East, on the other hand, gives us a review of Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams, the small screen’s newest take on the worlds of SF icon Philip K. Dick.

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Media Reviews: February 2018

Carrie Vaughn reviews The Shape of Water, The Man Who Invented Christmas, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

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Media Reviews: January 2018

Reviewer Christopher East digs into comedies with a fantastical bent: Netflix’s BoJack Horseman and NBC’s The Good Place.

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Movie Review: Geostorm

This month, Carrie Vaughn takes a critical look at Geostorm and the very idea of climate catastrophe as entertainment

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Movie Review: Blade Runner 2049

This month, Carrie Vaughn takes a look at Blade Runner 2049.

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Media Reviews: October 2017

This month, Christopher East turns his pen to some of the new television of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: The Defenders and Legion.