The Amazing Stories Behind Fourth Films in Beloved Franchises
By David Weiner Face it. We live in a world where if a film becomes a box-office hit, a sequel is mandatory. Like it or not, it just makes good
By David Weiner Face it. We live in a world where if a film becomes a box-office hit, a sequel is mandatory. Like it or not, it just makes good
At 32 pages, and 15 x 12.5 inches in format, this is quite a pressbook for promoting The Cat and the Canary horror comedy with Paulette Goddard and
A crunch battle on the approaches to the Gates of Moria.For several turns both sides had faced each other knowing that whoever blinked, fought and
This bit of campaign promotion came with the Cat and the Canary pressbook. El-Wyn, a magician, was the first to realize that putting in
Through Wednesday, June 7 we present the Sorcery & Super Science Quick Deal featuring the 2010 gonzo-apocalypse SFRPG Sorcery & Super
B+ Witch King by Martha Wells May 30, 2023 · Tor.com Historical: AmericanHumorNonfiction All of us here at the Pink Palace adore the Murderbot
B+ Witch King by Martha Wells May 30, 2023 · Tor.com Science Fiction/Fantasy All of us here at the Pink Palace adore the Murderbot series by
When I’m editing a work of prose fiction (a novel or short story) I tend to use “bookish” terminology because, y’know… that’s what I’m
When I’m editing a work of prose fiction (a novel or short story) I tend to use “bookish” terminology because, y’know… that’s what I’m
There’s nothing more whimsical than a brilliant wordsmith sweeping us up in their lush prose, but when they apply that to stunning stories full of
There’s nothing more whimsical than a brilliant wordsmith sweeping us up in their lush prose, but when they apply that to stunning stories full of
Through Monday, June 19 we present two offers featuring the Lankhmar campaign setting for the Dungeon Crawl Classics RPG from Goodman Games: the
The Teletrips of Alala (1970). The imaginative landscapes of childhood were always close at hand in the psychedelic culture of the 1960s, more so in
In another instance where the pressbook is more exciting and thought out than the movie, The Neanderthal Man is not much to look at, with awful
Lucifer (1890) by Franz Stuck. • “I wanted to reclaim the word ‘psychonauts’ and take it back into the 19th century, where it describes not