The Book Guild are releasing their latest project in June with an epic science fiction novel set across the universe. “In 2179 humanity’s golden age of space expansion shatters when astronomer Jayne […]
Hell Space: Revelations – the exciting new science fiction novel written by father-son duo
Why I Think TTRPG’s Can Be Good for Mental Health
To kick off Mental Health Awareness Week, I wanted to talk about something I genuinely believe in: how tabletop role-playing games can positively affect people’s mental health. And for this article, I’m […]
This British Monster Book Is Exactly What D&D Needed
You all know I’ve got that FOMO. I hate missing out, and when it comes to getting in on the ground floor of something exciting, I need to be there. And when […]
Slither’s 20th Anniversary Treat
Let’s turn back time to 2006. Twitter Launch had just launched, Pluto Demotion had everyone arguing about planets, and Heroes and Dexter were taking over our televisions. But in cinemas, audiences were […]
TOKYOPOP Brings Manga to the Kids
I have to give credit to TOKYOPOP. For nearly 30 years, the company has helped bring manga to readers of all ages, and without publishers like them, there’s a good chance manga […]
Peace is a lie: The Philosophy of the Sith
For my newest video, I dove into the Sith Code to see if there’s actually real philosophy hiding behind all that anger, power, and red lightsabers. From Friedrich Nietzsche’s ideas on passion […]
When Your Hero Gets A Movie
When you’re making a film about the late, great Anthony Bourdain, it needs to strike a careful balance—punk, personal, passionate, and above all, genuine. From the look of this trailer, it serves […]
I Was Clean… Then Oxventure Dropped These
I must confess… I have an addiction.Yes—I, David Cromie, do solemnly swear to all new gods and the old… that I am a dice goblin. For the uninitiated (you poor, dice-less souls):A […]
Roll Britannia Returns to UK Games Expo 2026
Dungeons & Dragons might have been born in America—but spiritually? It belongs in Britain. After all, this is the land that gave us J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis—the architects […]
Nolan Doesn’t Care About Accuracy (And He Shouldn’t)
I remember one Saturday afternoon on Channel 5, watching a made-for-TV version of The Odyssey, and I was hooked. Here was the original Greek antihero, Odysseus, a mortal standing against gods and […]
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