Fantasy fans have a lot to be excited about in the literature world. With fresh voices, long-awaited sequels, and imaginative worlds on the horizon, this year brings a lineup that promises thrilling adventures, heartfelt moments, and plenty of magic. Whether you’re new to fantasy or a longtime fan, these books …
Bill Cortez 
Gadgets Every Geek Needs
Tech moves fast, and geeks are always a few steps ahead. Whether you’re a developer, a gamer, a sci-fi fan, or someone who simply loves shiny new things, the right gadgets can make life more exciting—and sometimes more productive too. This post dives into a list of gadgets that have …
Books Similar To Fifty Shades
Fifty Shades of Grey didn’t just sell millions of copies—it changed the conversation around romantic fiction. Whether readers were drawn to the emotional intensity, the power dynamics, or the steamy scenes, one thing is clear: it opened a door to a genre that blends romance with bold storytelling. If you’ve …
Best Classic Doctor Who Episodes
Before the slick effects, modern pacing, and familiar faces like Tennant and Smith, Doctor Who was a scrappier show. It was a sci-fi series that leaned on practical sets, theatrical performances, and ideas that felt bigger than the budget. And yet, across its early decades, the show delivered stories that …
Review of Joe Vampire
Not every vampire tale has to be filled with ancient castles, moody romance, or epic battles between light and dark. Sometimes, it’s just about a guy trying to live a somewhat normal life while managing his condition—oh, and that condition just happens to involve fangs and a thirst for blood. …
Why Zeus Is Dead Stands Out
Every now and then, a book comes along that hits a rare mix of clever humor, fast-paced action, and mythology with a modern twist. That’s what Zeus Is Dead: A Monstrously Inconvenient Adventure by Michael G. Munz brings to the table. For fans of Greek gods, sarcastic heroes, and stories …
Novels by Lauren Beukes
If you enjoy fiction that takes risks, messes with structure, and blurs the line between genre and realism, Lauren Beukes might already be on your shelf. If not, she’s worth getting to know. Her books often feel like science fiction, crime thrillers, or horror stories—but they never stick to just …