Even for those who are not fans of fantasy, Pratchett’s easily accessible style and clever comedy make his novels a real pleasure to read.

Nicely shot and edited. Despite some far-fetched elements, it is a captivating and intense thriller.

Lost in the Cosmos: The Last Self-Help Book  by Walker Percy (b. 28 May 1916 – d. 10 May 1990) is an amusing and profound mock self-help...

Intriguing premise. Exposition/revelation-driven so the structure is a little crude but pacing is well-managed enough. Solid series.

Better execution than the first two parts but plotting is somewhat clumsy.

Some consider it a modern classic. Interesting premise. Clumsy plotting. Cheesy and tries too hard with its gratuitous nudity and violence.

Los Angeles, CA – Jimmy never needed glasses and just got a clean report on his recent visit to the optometrist. However, after lunch one...

Mecha-noir set in a domed city. Interesting premise but too ambitious. Somewhat unfocused and themes insufficiently explored.

Another alternate reality story. Contrived game survival horror-thriller. Clumsy structure. Moderately intriguing nonetheless.

Martian Time-Slip was first published as a novel in 1964, although it was published in serialized form in 1963. Although life is not easy...

Amusing series as the main character is dragged into the webtoon world. Excessive plot conveniences but still enjoyable.

Dark City is a modern classic sci-fi/fantasy film worthy of thought and study. The audience is immediately introduced to the shadowy...

Joe Chip works as a scout and team leader for Glen Runciter’s organization which employs people with the ability to counter psychic powers.

The source material for the modern classic Blade Runner, this novel focuses on Deckard more so than the film.