By The novella is a strange beast in writing and publishing. Not quite a novel but lengthier than a short story (and also longer than the craft’s red-headed stepchild, the novelette). It’s a form that allows fiction writers to explore a story and characters in greater depth than a short story
Our Favorite Things from Summer Game Fest 2025
One of the biggest gaming events of the year is Summer Game Fest, which showcases upcoming games through announcements, premieres, and updates. This event partners with numerous studios, publishers, and other corporate partners in the industry, taking place in June in Los Angeles, and Den of Geek returned to join
A New WONDER WOMAN Is On The Way
As we all know, James Gunn took over the DCU and is going to try to do what Marvel did. He’s given us a new Superman, and it seems that a new Wonder Woman is on the way. Most of the DCU has been played fair close to their chest,
Retro Review: BLOW-UP (1966)
Blow-Up (1966) is the weirdest Italian movie I’ve seen. It doesn’t have zombies, cannibals, demons, cowboys, sharks, witches or slashers. It was, like, normal. Blow-Up is about a swinging photographer who accidentally photographs a murder. Instead of going the standard thriller route, director Michelangelo Antonioni decided to make one of
Yellowstone Spinoffs and More – Every Upcoming Taylor Sheridan Show
Relatively speaking, the here and now is the quietest that prolific writer/director Taylor Sheridan has been in quite some time. The drama of Yellowstone (both behind the scenes and onscreen) is long over. The Yellowstone prequel chapters 1883 and 1923 are closed, as is Lawmen: Bass Reeves. Lioness calmly awaits
