Greetings, earthlings! Welcome back to The Book Report. Semantink’s got all sorts of things going on right now. If you haven’t taken a look around the site in a while, do yourself a favor and check it all out. Season 2 of The Undergrounds has begun, and updates every Monday. Issue 4 of Mythoi is out, and you can expect […]
Well hello, good people! Welcome back to The Book Report. First off, the second season of The Undergrounds is almost here! Many of your favorite monsters from season 1 are back, but this time they’re taking up a little office space, and they find they have to share it with some new monsters. Job applications are currently […]
Howdy, folks! It’s a good Friday for The Book Report. Guess what! A new Mythoi is out and you should totally read it. There’s a new artist for this one, and it sure is pretty. So maybe you’ve been seeing these billboards around lately. Apparently there’s some folk who believe The Great Big Fade To Black is coming […]
Ahoy, mates! Welcome back to The Book Reparrrrt! If you haven’t already done so, before you do anything else go check out Issue #0 of Semantink Publishing’s newest property Sim-I. Once you are done there, head over to the Semantink Store to catch up on Mythoi and pre-order a copy of Season 1 of The Undergrounds. These […]
Sgt. Angle breaks down the lows to highs of the next General Zod’s career.
This week, I’m inspired by the remake of the classic “Battlestar Galactica.” I’ve written about this show before, and I make it no secret how much I loved the show. Part of what made the show enjoyable was the portrayal of artificial intelligence and the questions that arise from intelligent machines. I believe that a large part of the […]
Greetings, folks. Welcome back to The Book Report! Before you do anything else, go check out Issue #0 of Sim-I. It’s free and fantastic! Last week I brought you a look at Thomas Pynchon and the conspiracy he weaves in The Crying of Lot 49. This week I thought I’d tease your brain a bit by talking about one […]
Sgt. Angle talks about two recently announced filmmaking collaborations.
In 1966, Thomas Pynchon wrote The Crying of Lot 49, which TIME magazine included in its TIME 100 Best English-language Novels from 1923 to 2005.
Sgt. Angle briefly tackles the casting of the new Lois Lane.