Adventure Time Season 4 on DVD/Blu-Ray is a Must Have – Review
This week, on October 7, season four of Cartoon Network’s “Adventure Time” released on Blu-ray and DVD. The release features all 26 episodes from the season and some pretty awesome bonus material. In the fourth season of the Emmy®…
Try The Lumia 928 – You’ll Forget Why You Ever Loved iPhones
I had been an iPhone user for a while, like years. And not just an iPhone user, a complete Apple user. Macs, iPads, iPods. Everything. Then one day, I made a switch to the Lumia 928. That’s right. A Windows Phone. The complete opposite spectrum of…
“A Darkling Sea” by James Cambias a Science Fiction Classic – Review
There a lot of things that James Cambias does right with his new science fiction novel, “A Darkling Sea.” It is intriguing while keeping the reader on their toes. Each group of characters are fully realized with 3-dimensional personalities and lives.…
Brandon Sanderson’s “Words of Radiance” Is a Masterpiece – Review
If you haven’t had the chance to read any work by Brandon Sanderson, you need to stop what you are doing and pick up one of his novels. I recently got the chance to read “Words of Radiance,” the second book in The Stormlight Archive series and found…
Adventure Time: The Complete Third Season Is Entertaining and Perfect for Binge-watching – Review
Up until about a month ago, I had never watched a single episode of “Adventure Time.” I love Cartoon Network and their avant-garde programming but “Adventure Time” was something I hadn’t gotten into. That has since changed. I recently got the chance to…
Turtle Beach XL1 Headset Delivers Great Sound At a Great Price – Review
Over the past few weeks the boyfriend and I had the chance to try out the Turtle Beach XL1 headset. Despite the fact that we have different gaming styles, his more on multiplayer games with friends and mine a solo adventure, we both got an excellent…
“Mind’s Eye” Examines How Far Science Can Go – Review
From the first page of “Mind’s Eye,” author Douglas E. Richards draws you in to his tale of ESP, conspiracy, love, and a future that seems more probable every day. When Nick Hall wakes up in a dumpster–bloodied, without a memory, and hearing voices…
“Year’s Best SF 18” Compilation Will Wow Sci-Fi Fans – Review
I began this year as I begin most years, reading science fiction. So when Tor Books announced they were releasing a compilation of 2013’s best science fiction short stories, I was thrilled. “YEAR’S BEST SF 18″ was edited by the…
“The Cure” Offers insight into Psychopathy While Delivering A Jaunty Science Fiction Tale – Review
The newest science fiction tale from writer Douglas Richards effortlessly weaves in a believable modern-day setting with a race to save the world from ourselves in the face of sure destruction. THE CURE ponders the questions, what if you found the cure…
3 Reasons “The Last of Us” Could Be Game of the Year – Review
The Last of Us is the first game I have ever actively sought out to play despite not owning the system it was released on. As someone who typically sticks to the Xbox 360, seeing this as a PS3 exclusive meant there was a very real possibility I…