Fun and Games

Fun and Games

 The crowning feather in Vampire: The Masquerade's cap has always been its rich and extensive lore. Its video game tie-ins' forays into SMRT stories aside, VtM boasts an immersive setting that deftly synthesizes a broad spectrum of influences from Bram Stoker to Anne Rice; from Slavic folk tales to Genesis--which…
December 7, 20201 Comment
Combat Frame XSeed: SS Cover Reveal

Combat Frame XSeed: SS Cover Reveal

I've really been looking forward to showing you this:Many thanks to my peerless cover artist Jun Ares for outdoing himself again! Note to authors: He is available for commissions. Email me if you want his contact info.Book 2 in my brand new Combat Frame XSeed: S series is in development.…
December 4, 20208 Comments
Collateral Damage

Collateral Damage

Today, gentle reader, we bring you a belated signal boost for an extraordinary book--and I don't say that just because the author is one of my editing clients.Introducing Collateral Damage, a new kind of kaiju thriller by Adam S. Furman!Destructive Battles Rage Between Hellish Kaiju and Giant Mech ProtectorsA desperate…
December 3, 2020
Fake Geeks

Fake Geeks

 If anyone still doubts that:a) The Hollywood studios, big publishers, and record labels who are busily destroying your beloved childhood brands are not motivated by profit, andb) The Pop Cult is a pipeline to the Death Cult,Consider the following thread by a would-be gatekeeper on Twitter.Fake Geeks? The Cultist projects…
December 2, 202029 Comments
A Dying Art

A Dying Art

Mamoru Oshii, the venerable director of animated film classics Ghost in the Shell and Patlabor, explains why the feature-length 2D animated film is becoming a dying art.“Making anime is also the world of the artisan,” Oshii explained. “I’m the kind who wants do my own part 120 per cent with…
December 1, 202028 Comments
If It Walks Like It and Talks Like It

If It Walks Like It and Talks Like It

In case anyone still thinks I'm indulging in hyperbole when I call the Left a fanatical Death Cult, let's compare their practices to pioneering psychologist Robert J. Lifton's methods that cults use to brainwash people. Lifton called the following mind control methods Thought Reform. If that strikes an eerily familiar…
November 30, 20204 Comments
The Big Four

The Big Four

A predictive model is only as good as its results. That means a reliable way to assess the value of a business strategy is to look at the projections made by people who employ that strategy. If their predictions based on a given model consistently pan out, it's a good…
November 27, 202010 Comments
Give Thanks

Give Thanks

If the crises gripping the world, and our elites' inept yet draconian responses to them, are good for anything, it's to make us aware of what we take for granted. Ironically, one of those things is Thanksgiving. Who'd have thought just a year ago that the holidays might be cancelled…
November 26, 20204 Comments
Antecedent Passions

Antecedent Passions

At this advanced stage of the West's decline, even the least observant have noticed that our rulers' increasingly absurd dictates aren't expected to help anyone. Instead, cruel farces like Drag Queen Story Hour, mandatory intersectionality indoctrination, and Zimbabwe-style land transfers are intended as humiliation rituals to demoralize the conquered populace.It's only…
November 25, 20206 Comments
The Pharmacopeia

The Pharmacopeia

A linguistic quirk that's become a hallmark of dissident jargon is the convention of referring to one or more "pills" as shorthand for certain mental states. Being bluepilled means uncritically accepting the official narrative on one or more issues. Taking the red pill indicates that one has wised up to…
November 24, 20204 Comments