Welcome to the Week in Links, a roundup of the latest articles for fantasy, sci-fi and horror readers and writers.
A Quiet Place 2 teaser dropped. Don’t know what I feel about that. A Quiet Place was a good standalone movie. It ended on a cliffhanger but it still felt finished for me. I loved that movie but I don’t think we need another one.
Children of Vice and Virtue by Tomi Adeyemi is finally out. It a fantasy book about magical characters set in a fictional African country. I am all for that. It’s book 2 of the Legacy of Orïsha series. But, I definitely don’t have the money to buy that. I may be downloading it on Audible. I really want that hardback, though.
My feed was all about The Witcher series on Netflix. I’ve read The Last Wish. I loved that book but I’m not that excited about the TV series. I don’t know if I’ll be watching it. I think I’m just like “Great, another European fantasy novel with an all-white cast.” Couldn’t they have found a more diverse fantasy book to adapt? The show’s gotten some mixed reviews. It seems like it’s watchable.
Speaking of diversity… Did you see that Tenet trailer? I looks like a trippy action movie with a little something extra, maybe sci-fi, with a black male lead. Yes, please!
Fantasy/Horror/Sci-Fi
I Am Ginger Groot! – A Guardian of the Galaxy Gingerbread Creation|
History and SFF: Historical Sources and N.K. Jemisin’s Broken Earth Trilogy
Neil Gaiman Is Adapting His Norse Mythology Book for Dark Horse Comics
7 of the Scariest Science Fiction Horror Novels Ever Written
Cover Reveal: The Girl and the Stars
Hulu Has Passed On Its Adaptation Of Anne Rice’s The Vampire Chronicles
Tomi Adeyemi’s Much-Awaited Children of Virtue and Vengeance Is Finally Here
Creepy First Quiet Place 2 Teaser Releases Ahead Of Full Trailer
American Gods’ Mousa Kraish, Who Plays the LGBTQ Jinn, Was Not Asked Back for This Season
Orlando Jones Spills the Beans on his AMERICAN GODS Firing
7 Reasons We’re Super Excited for LOCKE & KEY
Netflix’s The Witcher Season 1 Review Roundup — Check Out The Critical Consensus
The Witcher Is Watchable … but Incomprehensible
Netflix’s Witcher Show Is More About Politics Than Monster Hunting
Netflix’s The Witcher is a dark, funny, and faithful adaptation of the fantasy series
Nerdy
‘My Hero Academia’ Creator’s Amazing Star Wars Art
‘Tenet,’ Explained: 11 Things You Need to Know About Christopher Nolan’s Action Epic
Death Note, Vampire Knight, Naruto films coming to Crunchyroll
Story Endings: How to Write a Strong Resolution
The Top Ten Tips for Brands to Distinguish Themselves on Digital in 2020
What to Avoid with Internal Monologue
Instagram’s New Feature Warns You if You’re About to Post an ‘Offensive’ Caption
Brand Archetypes – Ultimate Guide with Examples
Photography and Design
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