In Memoriam: Annie Wersching
Annie Wersching’s passing left a space in modern storytelling that still echoes across the genres she helped define. From the […]
Notable Deaths
Small Business
Why Unsolicited Social Media Promotions Are Not Always The Partnership They Claim To Be
Small businesses are contacted regularly by people offering instant exposure on social media. The message usually appears out of the
Scifi
The Terminator Time Loop: Why Skynet Created Its Own Worst Enemy
Time travel stories love bending physics and rewriting destiny, but few franchises embrace paradox as boldly as The Terminator. Beneath
General
Jeans Myths vs. History: Who Really Invented Them?
Jeans are one of the most iconic garments in the world, but there’s a common misconception: that they were invented
Holidays
A Winter Hoard Christmas: Tales, Gifts, and Dragon Mischief
Every December, something stirs deep within the Onyx Dragon’s hoard. The air sharpens with frost, lanterns burn a little brighter,
Notable Deaths
In Memoriam: Jason David Frank (1973–2022)
Jason David Frank, beloved actor, martial artist, and fan icon, passed away in November 2022. Known worldwide as the Green
Historical
Scone: Scotland’s Lost Town and the Palace Gardens That Replaced It
When we think of Scottish history, castles and cities often come to mind. Yet one of Scotland’s most historically significant
Fiction
Gandalf’s Real Mistake in Moria: It Wasn’t the Skeleton, It Was the Shouting
Exploring why Gandalf’s shout, not Pippin’s falling skeleton, likely alerted the orcs in Moria, a humorous take on acoustics, tactics, and LOTR lore.
Historical
There Is No Pure Britain, Only Layers of Arrival
Disclaimer: This post looks at immigration in Britain through a historical lens. It isn’t intended to advocate for or against
Local Area
Inverclyde’s Crisis Wasn’t Sudden — It Was Obvious Long Before the 1990s
Recent coverage highlighting Inverclyde’s struggles with depopulation, worsening health outcomes, and a fragile economic base has sparked renewed concern. But