Our review of Stranger Things 2 continues! For Part 1, click here. Episode 4: Will the Wise Michaela: Will the Wise picks up immediately where The Pollywog left off, with Will being possessed by the Mind Flayer while his friends … Continue reading Michaela and Michelle Review Stranger Things 2 (Part 2)
Stranger Things 2 is the much anticipated sequel to the exciting, worldwide phenomenon Stranger Things. Continuing the trend of 80’s references and creepy monsters stalking Hawkins, does this season hold up to its predecessor? Is it even better than Season … Continue reading Michaela and Michelle Review Stranger Things 2 (Part 1)
Warning: this review might spiral into whooping/warbling noises and small, high pitched chirps. The Orbiting Human Circus (of the Air) is a whimsical, magic realism podcast about a young janitor named Julian. While he mops the floors and scrubs the … Continue reading The Orbiting Human Circus is a Feast for the Imagination, a Magical Tour de Force
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There was a fair amount of hype and anticipation surrounding the release of Night in the Woods. Originally pitched by studio Infinite Fall on Kickstarter in late 2013, it reached its initial goal of $50,000 in a mere 26 hours. … Continue reading Night in the Woods Hits Too Close to Home, Wrecks Young Adults Everywhere
I’m back with another book review. This was going to be part of the next installment for my “The Quick and the Queer” short queer-centric book reviews, but in celebration of the March 7 release of Benjamin Sáenz’s new novel The Inexplicable … Continue reading Book Review: The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Sáenz
Part two! PART TWO! It has arrived. Notice a second photo of beloved Sufjan Stevens. I promise he’s just as relevant in this post as he was in Part One. If you see the massive wall of text below and … Continue reading The Quick and the Queer – Short LGBT+ Book Reviews, Pt 2
(I promise the above picture of Sufjan Stevens is at least sort of relevant. Kind of. *squint*) Because I have decided to have absolutely no chill in the Year of our Lord 2017, I’ve already read four books since … Continue reading The Quick and the Queer – Short LGBT+ Book Reviews, pt 1
2016 has been a red-hot dumpster fire. I haven’t been able to muster up the courage to even turn on the news since November, though I can’t seem to escape any of it no matter how hard I try. And … Continue reading Insert Corny Pun Here: Why Maize is One of My Favorite Games of 2016
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