Monthly Archives: September 2026

When Star Trek: Deep Space Nine came to an end after seven seasons, it felt as though the overall story it was telling had been nicely tied up. However, the Star Trek universe is ever expanding and so it’s no … Continue reading →

To this day, there are those who glorify war and make it out to be some noble, adventurous experience. Luckily, there have always been people like Stephen Crane who have worked to highlight just how brutal and harrowing war can … Continue reading →

This is the penultimate volume of the Assassination Classroom manga. It’s a tricky one to review, as I really don’t want to spoil what happens (a lot of readers may be able to guess though), but what I will say … Continue reading →

This relatively short philosophical text is great because although it was written in the nineteenth century, it champions both women’s rights and LGBTQ+ acceptance (without even mentioning the latter). The married couple behind it essentially extrapolate the moral values behind … Continue reading →