Roborock S7 MaxV Plus Review: Expensive, But So Worth It
While my cats might hate Roborock’s S7 MaxV Plus vacuum, I love it. It is a bit expensive, but this robot vacuum is convenient, cleans really...
Why Linear Actuators Are Replacing Traditional Rumble Haptics for Gaming
Since the first console controllers to feature rumble made it into the hands of gamers, we’ve been able to literally feel the world on the other...
10 Of The Best Fantasy Series to Read via Audiobook
The best fantasy series (audiobooks especially!) can take us out of the world we live in and introduce us to perspectives we perhaps hadn’t considered before....
You Should Play These Retro PC Games on Your M1 or M2 Mac
There are some good games for Apple Silicon Macs that run both natively and through Rosetta 2, but there’s no question that the selection is limited....
“Egregiously Wrong”: The Supreme Court’s Unprecedented Turn
Over the course of the Supreme Court’s 232-year history, 110 men and six women have served as justices. Just a small handful of them have been...
Alice Elliott Dark Writes Women in Their 80s Like Men in Their 30s
Alice Elliott Dark’s Fellowship Point is an abundantly generous novel, rich in the love of a lifelong friendship and the beauty of Maine in the summer....
9 Books About Women Who Can’t Get Out of Their Heads
I tend to overthink. At some point, I started writing my thoughts down as a way of purging them from my mind. It’s less like journaling...
Protect Yourself Now: Book Censorship News, July 8, 2022
The news roundup this week is minimal because of the holiday, which is both worth celebrating and worth being wary of. This summer, right-wing groups across...
SFF Books Coming Out in July to Keep On Your Radar
July is easily one of my favorite months of the whole year. When I was a kid, I associated it with summers stuffed with trips to...
The Short Story That Saved My Life
TW: disordered eating, depression I have always been a reader who prefers epics that are published in volumes and look a lot like bricks. It is...
