Time Travel Facsimile: A Window to the Past in Your Own Home…!
The inventors of television probably thought they were pioneering a revolutionary new communications medium. What they couldn’t have suspected was that they were creating the…
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Amazon is Killing the ‘Golden Goose’
Author David Stewart recently produced an excellent video on recent shenanigans in the eBook market. Based on rumblings he’s heard from readers and other authors,…
Sad Day in Video Game Dev News, But There Was One Bright Spot…
Another day, another beloved IP despoiled by woke corporatism. Last night, Mister Metokur broke the following cringeworthy yet inevitable news: Read more on the impending…
The Death Cycle of Corporate Intellectual Properties (IP)
As a fitting follow up to my previous post about how shortsighted corporatism killed American comics, YouTuber David V. Stewart recommended his insightful video The…
Here is What Really Killed Comics
Everybody has a theory of how the American comic book industry died. “It was the early 90s investor boom,” some say. “The…
Post Millennial Suffers DDoS Attack After Exposing Zoë Quinn
In the aftermath of game developer Alec Holowka’s suicide, the Post Millennial published an article which shredded the claims by confessed witch Zoë Quinn that precipitated…
“Remember Folks, the Internet is Serious Business…”
The curious intersection of the publishing business and the Internet has forced authors to moonlight as social media mavens. This is true regardless of…
Brian Niemeier’s Thrilling Mech Saga Channels Robotech & Battletech
Genius or madman? Monster or savior? HALO mastermind Arthur Wake is missing in action. His fragile grounder alliance shatters under the Coalition’s counterattack.…
Disney Cooks the Books
The record revenues reported by Disney this quarter may be as much of a fiction as than the entertainment product coming out of the megacorp’s studios.…
What the Death of the ‘Western’ Says About Our Culture
If you want sterling example of top-down social engineering, look no further than the death of the western. The western genre dominated novels, magazines,…