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REVIEW: Mystery lovers should check in to ‘The Sun Down Motel’
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Captain Kirk’s Weekly Comic Review – 02/19/2020
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INTERVIEW: Oyin Oladejo on using sci-fi to explore humanity
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Captain Kirk’s Weekly Comic Review – 02/12/2020
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Captain Kirk’s Weekly Comic Review – 02/05/2020
Where there is love, there will always be conflict. Star Wars: Darth Vader #1 by Greg Pak and Raffae…
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Pop Mythology’s Ten Best Movies of 2019
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REVIEW: Time comes for us all in ‘The Irishman’
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REVIEW: ‘Age of Dysphoria’ reminds us how connected we all are
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REVIEW: ‘El Camino’ is an extended episode of ‘Breaking Bad’ but not a memorable one
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REVIEW: Mystery lovers should check in to ‘The Sun Down Motel’
The “book you can’t put down” is very much a cliché, but those of us who read regularly know the truth of it. This is one of those books. If you are a fan of mysteries and back-roads America, 'The Sun Down Motel' is a must-read.
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REVIEW: Keep the lights on when you read ‘The Reddening’
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REVIEW: Holmes and Watson are pushed to their limits in ‘The Christmas Demon’
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REVIEW: A gut-wrenching twist drives Jo Walton’s historical fantasy ‘Lent’
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INTERVIEW: Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler on their Arthurian spin, ‘Cursed’