Jeff Wheeler’s ‘The Invisible College’ Series of Novels Concludes with ‘The Alchemy of Fate’ and ‘Master of the Royal Secret’

‘The Alchemy of Fate’ and ‘Master of the Royal Secret’ are the latest novels by Jeff Wheeler, the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of over 40 novels set in several different worlds including Muirwood, Kingsfountain, and even our modern world. These are the third and fourth novels in the ‘Invisible College’ Series.

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Doctor Who Season 9 Is Steven Moffat’s High-Water Mark

Steven Moffat’s time as showrunner of Doctor Who was defined, for better and for worse, by ambition. The mischievous Scotsman – a famously uncontroversial figure that nobody has any strong opinions about – spent his tenure pushing hard, albeit affectionately, against pre-existing notions of what the show could be. If you were buying what he […]

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These Wii U Classics (Yes, Really) Need a Switch 2 Re-Release

In an ideal world, Nintendo would focus all of its energy and finances on making new exclusives for Switch 2. In their defense, they’ve done a good job of that so far. Between Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, and the upcoming Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (which will also be on Switch 1), Switch 2 […]

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Primate Review: Killer Chimp Movie Is Bananas

There is a school of thought which states the scariest 43 seconds of Jordan Peele’s Nope belong to the first moments when a chimpanzee has a child cornered. If you’re of that persuasion, then Johannes Roberts’ Primate offers a brutal expansion of that dread to feature length, now with the gory bits painstakingly filled in. […]

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The Essential Paranoid Political Thrillers of the ’90s

In the 1990s, America had no enemies. So we had to make up new ones. Okay, that’s a very simplistic way of looking at the Clinton era, and certainly all manner of suffering existed within and without the country’s borders. But there’s no denying that the U.S. embraced an End of History ethos, the belief […]

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