Great Enemy News Today

February may be traditionally a month for romance but fantasy readers have a ton to look foward to as well.

There are so many incredible fantasy books headed our way in 2024. Here are some of the biggest and most exciting.

Article: Is it Hair Trump or Herr Trump? Redux - This column is a re-run of one I first posted towards the end of 2015, on Trump and the fascist danger he presents. Given the increasingly openly fascist program proposals (if one can call them that) he is putting forward, I thought (even though I have republished it previously) to re-publish it again. As my regular readers know, I am publishing more and more on this subject. But a retrospective at this time cant hoit.

Letters to the editor

YA readers are among the most enthusiastic about the stories they read. Here, award-winning YA and children’s author Anthony McGowan shares 5 things all YA novels need to be successful.

"Geronimo!" is a general exclamation of bravery, fun, or plain adrenalin rush, but who started it?

Clichés are boring. American political rhetoric is full of them. Sometimes it is really bad where we have three-word statements like "lock her up!" or "God hates fags!" or even slightly longer ones like "keep your laws off my body!" But sometimes...

Fox News contributor Joe Concha pays tribute to the T.V. talk-show icon. Twitter users shared their favorite interview moments from broadcasting giant Larry King, who died on Saturday at age 87.  Many fans, including former NBA player Rex Chapman, resurfaced a testy 2007 exchange with King and comedian Jerry Seinfeld after the CNN host wondered if the NBC hit sitcom "Seinfeld" was ended by the star or by the network canceled.  "You gave it up, right? They didnt cancel you. You canceled them...

Strategy games, ADHD, and the curse of ‘one more turn’ Strategy games can compel us to play when we know we should stop - and some of us feel the pull especially hard When is it time to stop playing a strategy game? After just one more turn, of course! And then, maybe one more. And then one more… I have fallen into the ‘one more turn’ (OMT) trap more times than I can remember. When I was young it was less noticeable, less important. It didn’t matter if I was up past midnight turni...