M.G. MASON’S GHOST STORY 'ALL QUIET ON THE TERRACES' IS MOVING TRIBUTE TO TIMES PAST
Letting go can be difficult. The heartache of a failed romantic relationship, the loss of a beloved pet, the death of a friend or family member, even something as seemingly trivial as the cancellation of a favorite television show can lead to feelings of bereavement.
Retro Revival: When Classic Games Meet Casino Mechanics
There’s something about old-school video games. The pixel art, the simple controls, the “one more level” feeling. Now imagine those vibes mashed with casino-style gameplay. That’s what’s happening when classics meet spin-and-win mechanics.
Peter Gabriel: Taking the Pulse
Filmed in concert at the Arena di Verona on September 26, 2010, this Blu-ray/DVD from Mercury Studios captures Peter Gabriel in great form during his New Blood Tour.
The New Film 'Cherophobe' Discusses Mental Health Issues With Humor And Heart
Certain subjects are considered taboo. Darker elements of the human experience concerning death, abuse, and mental health are often hidden away, whispered about or hinted at, and discouraged from being discussed openly.
Candice Night: Sea Glass
Sea Glass, Candice Night’s third solo album (not including 2002’s limited single Alone with Fate), released on Minstrel Hall Music, is a wonderful collection of songs that showcases not only her beautiful voice but also her equally wonderful songwriting and storytelling talents.
The Comeback of the Throwback: Why Retro Games and Classics Never Die
You can feel it every time a remaster drops. Old soundtracks hit. Pixel art looks fresh again. And suddenly your group chat is arguing about whether a ‘90s platformer still holds up. That’s not just nostalgia. It’s a real pull that keeps classics alive.
A Troubled Young Woman Enjoys A Dark 'Reunion' In Alana K. Drex's Latest Novella
Nature versus nurture. It’s a debate as old as humankind: What exactly is it that makes us who we are? Are we born akin to unshaped clay and molded by life’s experiences into the individuals we will eventually become?
Musica Sierra: GARDEN
A folksy journey through the seasons—Musica Sierra’s Garden is as timeless as the earth it celebrates.
Shadows Of The Past Come To Life In Andrew K. Clark's Novel 'Where Dark Things Rise'
It’s been said that those who do not remember history are condemned to repeat it.
Cryptocurrency & NFTs in Gambling: The Wild Frontier
Gambling has always moved quickly to embrace new tech. First came mobile apps, in-play bets made it faster, and now? Crypto and NFTs. They’re not just big anymore. They’re changing how some people think about placing a bet or even what a bet is.
Mark Allan Gunnells' Proves He's No Imposter With The Upcoming Horror Novel, 'Imposter Syndrome'
We all harbor doubts. Those niggling voices in our head that tell us we’re not as smart or attractive or popular as we’d like to think we are. That we are, somehow, imposters in our own lives. In psychiatry, the term ‘imposter syndrome’ describes individuals who experience chronic, often crippling, self-doubt.
The New Fiction Collection 'A Hodgepodge Of Horror' Proves Author Tony Evans Is Indie Horror's Best-Kept Secret
Born into a hostile universe without any advance knowledge regarding the nature of existence, humanity has often turned to storytelling to understand its surroundings.
Mistcreek Publishing's Anthology 'Rock And Roll Mercenaries' Is A Literary Mosh Pit Of Pulp Fiction
Music, it has been said, is the voice of the Divine. A hyperbolic statement, perhaps, but the inexplicable power possessed by music to inspire and move listeners is undeniable. Who among us has not felt elation hearing our favorite song play on the radio, or experienced the heady adrenaline rush of a rock concert?
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