With a new year comes new resolutions, and for a lot of students with those early morning classes, drinking less coffee is probably one of them. But letâs be honest, quitting coffee cold turkey is a pretty amazing feat.
These additional crayons will help create interesting colours, so experiment with blues, yellows, maroons, and peaches.
A music loverâs iPod is a confusing place, but nowhere near as confusing as a movie loverâs. So what are those classic soundtracks that every self-professed movie lover should check out for their own listening pleasure?
I have never hidden my extreme love for science fiction, and Joss Whedonâs Firefly television series is no exception. In fact, one of my first reviews for the Other Press was Serenity: Those Left Behind, a graphic novel that focussed on the timeline between the end of the television series to the beginning of the 2005 movie continuation, Serenity.
As a speculative fiction writer, one of my favourite genres of film is science fiction. For those of you who havenât seen the 1997 film Gattaca, starring Ethan Hawke and Jude Law, it is a dystopian tale about a society that has flourished on the idea that children can be made genetically superior by being designed pre-insemination.
Most people have probably seen the Shaw commercial with the two little robots and the dog. Even I can admit that itâs adorable. It makes me smile every time it comes on. Unfortunately, itâs advertising the most annoying Wi-Fi network known to man! That is, unless, you subscribe to it.
Paying for It is an honest exploration of the taboo world of the Canadian sex trade, free of moral bias or fear-mongering. Through this autobiographical depiction of his experiences, cartoonist Chester Brown provides great insight into his own evolution from fearful first-time customer to very vocal supporter of the legalization of prostitution.
As more and more people get involved in video games as a hobby, chances are you either are (or have dated) a self-professed âgamer.â As a gamer myself, I understand when that special someone in my life gets caught up in epically long questlines and multi-player raids that can take hours if not days to plan and execute.
Lazarus is the newest project of the award winning duo of writer Greg Rucka and artist Michael Lark. As much as I anticipated and enjoyed this read as a quintessential sci-fi narrative with a strong female protagonist, I was let down a bitâbut only a bit.