Tag: characters

by M. Bijman August 1, 2022

analyses critiques Literary analysis Readers and reading Review of film reviewers reviews

Sp(r)outing nonsense? The how-to of reviewing

On YouTube, the ultimate destination for everyone who has an opinion they want to share, there are many rants andContinue Reading

by M. Bijman February 4, 2022

Constructed World Novel Discussion of writing style New Fiction Review of Fantasy Review of new book

Josiah Bancroft’s “Books of Babel” Tetralogy Goes Out with an Almighty Bang

Fans of Josiah Bancroft’s popular series, The Books of Babel, had to wait two long years for The Fall ofContinue Reading

by M. Bijman December 14, 2019

Discussion of author’s portfolio Discussion of film/TV series Discussion of genre getting published Non-fiction Review of new book Science Fiction

Looking back at the original Star Trek – The Trouble with Tribbles

Which Sci-Fi devotee is not looking forward to the debut of Star Trek: Picard? (Roll on, January 23, 2020!) IContinue Reading

by M. Bijman July 20, 2018

Discussion of writing style Literary analysis

Ten reasons why people don’t finish reading novels

Readers who are unable to finish reading a novel know that bothersome feeling – when you imagine that an inanimateContinue Reading

by M. Bijman June 8, 2017

Backstories Discussion of film/TV series Literary analysis

Why we think that fictional characters are real

The reboot of the TV series Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: The Return premiered on the 21st of May, to a hugeContinue Reading

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