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- 02/25/2020 — Doctor Who: “Ascension of the Cybermen”***MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD*** This episode is a very exciting first part of the two-part season finale, but it’s also something of a mixed bag.…Read more »
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- 02/22/2020 — New Edition of CHASING THE DRAGON Now Available!Rising from the ashes of the ChiZine Publications scandal, the Shirley Jackson Award-nominated and International Thriller Writers Award-nominated Chasing the Dragon is now available once again courtesy of Crossroad Press! “A tight, focused narrative…Chasing the Dragon is unlike any other novel I’ve read, and easily one of my favorite reads [of the year].…Read more »
- 02/18/2020 — Doctor Who: “The Haunting of Villa Diodati”***MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD*** Boy did I love this episode! Not just for the obvious reasons — a haunted house, Mary Shelley, and the birth of Frankenstein is so tailor-made for me I’m surprised I don’t already subscribe to its newsletter — but also because its production values, especially the design, make it one of the most convincingly atmospheric episodes in years.…Read more »
- 02/18/2020 — Coming Soon…This Friday, February 21st, is my birthday, but you get something special that day, too.…Read more »
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Hello, Myrna! Nice to hear from you. Did someone give you attitude about the spelling of your press? I certainly didn’t. Not here in my blog or elsewhere. I’m sorry to hear it, though, and you’re right, you can spell it however you wish!