WWE WrestleMania 41 Review—Solid matches, questionable decisions
While not every match hit the mark, WrestleMania lived up to its name as the grandest stage in sports entertainment.
Reviews
Reviews and recommendations across books, movies, television, and other media, offering critical perspectives to help audiences discover compelling content.
4 Reasons I Love Professional Wrestling
Professional wrestling has captivated the masses for decades. For millions and millions of fans around the world, it’s more than just flashy moves in the ring. Rather, it’s a passion that entertains and connects us.
AEW Dynasty 2025: Stellar Wrestling, Predictable Outcomes
AEW Dynasty 2025 delivered solid wrestling but fell short on storytelling. Predictable outcomes raise concerns about AEW’s creative direction.
AEW Revolution 2025: Review and Reactions
AEW Revolution delivered another solid PPV, with entertaining matches, but it lacked surprises. The show also highlighted many of the company’s current issues.
WWE Elimination Chamber 2025: Review and Reactions
The 2025 Elimination Chamber lived up to its brutal reputation as a premium live event. One historic moment overshadowed the night’s expected winners: John Cena’s long-awaited heel turn.
Serenity Blake: Paranormal Relic Hunter by Natalie G. Owens – Book Review
Serenity Blake: A prequel sets up the “Paranormal Relic Hunter” series by Natalie G. Owens. The urban fantasy draws readers into a world of dark magic, conspiracies, and family secrets.
How to Write a Nonfiction Book in 24 Hours by Dale L. Roberts — Book Review
Dale L. Roberts’ How to Write a Nonfiction Book in 24 Hours: A Simple Step-by-Step System for Writing a Good Book Fast is a great resource for authors looking for ways to write smarter and faster.
Networking for Authors by Dale L. Roberts - Book Review
In Networking for Authors, Dale L. Roberts shares practical tips and strategies to help authors network effectively—even for the shyest networking virgin.
Advertising for Books by Dale L. Roberts - Book Review
In Advertising for Books: A Guide to Promoting & Selling with the Largest Online Bookseller, Dale L. Roberts offers a clear and comprehensive guide to running Amazon Ad campaigns.
Advanced Self-Publishing for Authors by Dale L. Roberts - Book Review
Dale L. Roberts’ Advanced Self-Publishing for Authors: A Guide to Author Success and Platform Growth is an invaluable resource for all authorpreneurs looking to build a sustainable business.
“Blood of Vengeance” by Angel Haze - Book Review
Angel Haze’s “Blood of Vengeance” is a dark and gripping gladiatorial fantasy that delves into the complexities of power, survival, and the lengths one will go to stay alive.
Reflections on ProWritingAid’s Crime Writers’ Week 2024
ProWritingAid holds a special place in SK Alexander's heart because their virtual event in 2021 jump-started his author carrer.
“My name is Bless” by Laris Aiwin - Book Review
Laris Aiwin's "My Name is Bless: My Number is T-214", a science fiction romance with a touch of political thriller.
Curio Fiction: A Fantasy Subgenre
Ever heard of curio fiction? Coined by author Diane Callahan, this term defines a unique fantasy genre. Here are its defining features and tropes.
Reflections on ProWritingAid's 2024 Fantasy Writers’ Week
ProWritingAid's “Fantasy Writers' Week” welcomed both familiar faces and fresh presenters. I had a good time and learned a lot, but wish they had more author interviews.
"The Sunset Sovereign" by E.M. McConnell - Book Review
E.M. McConnell’s “The Sunset Sovereign” is an enjoyable fantasy/sci-fi hybrid set in a dystopian world.
Shadows of Justice: Vigilantes in Modern Television
These contemporary series' take the age-old trope of vigilante justice and infuse it with moral dilemmas and the relentless quest for revenge.
One Piece — Review Season One
With its blend of action, humor, and heart, Netflix's live-action adaptation of the anime “One Piece” promises an extraordinary voyage filled with friendship, loyalty, and unexpected twists.
Crime-fighters After Hours: Classic TV Vigilantes
Vigilantes not only play a significant role in movies but are also a staple on the small screen. In the 1980s and 90s, vigilantes took center stage in various television shows.
The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power - Review Season One
“The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” offers another journey into Middle-earth. Unfortunately, the series tries too hard and ends up being pompous and boring.
Vigilantes In Movies: Modern Quests For Vengeance
For decades, characters who pursue their own forms of justice or retribution have captivated audiences around the world. These films and franchises portray the journeys of modern-day avengers.
The Allure Of Vigilantes In Classic Movies
The appeal of morally ambiguous vigilantes has long entranced audiences. These classic narratives follow vigilantes who pursue their unique paths of vengeance and justice.
“Fire in the Mind” by Arjay Lewis - Book Review
Arjay Lewis’s Fire in the Mind, the first book in the Doctor Wise series, is full of psychic mystery.
The Gryphon – Review Season One
The Gryphon is the German adaption of Wolfgang Hohlbein’s young adult fantasy novel. The show’s stereotypical characters and poor storytelling overshadowed any excitement.
Vigilantes In Fiction: The (Anti)Hero in Comics
Since their inception, both DC Comics and Marvel Comics have introduced a vast array of superheroes. A significant number of them are vigilantes.
Vigilantes Captivate the Literature World
Whether they fight for truth, protect the innocent, or seek revenge against injustice, vigilantes are a mainstay in literature.
“Ashes, Ashes” by Jessica Goeken - Book Review
Jessica Goeken’s “Ashes, Ashes” is a young adult supernatural fiction that gives off Buffy the Vampire Slayer vibes.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves — Review
Paramount Pictures' Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves brings the iconic tabletop game to life on the big screen.
House of the Dragon – Review Season One
The grandeur and scale of Game of Thrones revolutionized long-form storytelling. While comparisons to the original are inevitable, I evaluated House of the Dragon on its own merit.