Articles by Marina

Some time ago, I read an article by a publisher of a sci-fi review magazine where he offered the following test to determine if a story qualifies as proper science fiction: Can the story take […]

Last week I had the privilege of being interviewed by Paul Hair, a contributor to Hollywood In Toto website. Our discussion touched on the continuing appeal of dystopian stories, and how some of the themes […]

Set in the world of For Steam and Country, this novella follows one of the original novel’s more likable side characters, James Gentry, as he embarks on his quest to become a Knight. The story […]

While attending DragonCon this year, I decided to check out a kilt blowing event. Being, well, myself, about half way through I realized this topic would be great blogging fodder. Thus, here goes my semi-serious […]

I fully intended to write a real review for this one. But then I thought: who am I kidding? What could I possibly tell you about the movie that you can’t get from the trailer? […]

As most anthologies, this one started with an idea, or more precisely in this case, some “what if” thinking. With endless submission calls for stories written by [insert an identity group of your choice], one […]

Today is Memorial Day, and our social media feeds are filled with photos, memes and articles honoring the fallen soldiers. These are proper and valuable, especially in these days where even on a holiday weekend […]

A common theme surrounding the current hysterical calls for gun control is that adults have failed, and it’s time for the children to come up with the solutions. Never mind that only about 10% of […]

This substantial and highly complimentary review of MAGA 2020 & Beyond is especially gratifying because the reviewer, whose political affiliation is hard to pin down, understands exactly what we set out to accomplish. This anthology […]

Last night it was my privilege to attend A Night For Freedom event hosted by Mike Cernovich. The event had been repeatedly misrepresented and sabotaged by the Left even before it began, and I spent […]