How we learned that the New York Times has a Fansplaining account.

Reviews from "The New York Sun" and the "London Grip"; interviews from "Headcanon" and "John V's Eclectic Avenue."

Yet the person I most resembled once I’d grown that facial hair wasn’t our bleakly existential philosopher. It was the bon vivant actor Vincent Price. People said this a lot. And I coul…

Bay Area Reporter: "Creative, memorable, and thought-provoking, this poetic salute impressively appreciates the genre-spanning oeuvre of a multi-talented, theatrical German cinematographer." Fahmidan....

Issue II of Headcanon Magazine is a gorgeously-crafted & carefully-curated constellation of contemporary poetry, art, mixtapes, collages, & academic readings celebrating Bollywood, & its bodies of des

The darkness surrounding Hannigram’s relationship has always been a draw to me. In most media the ‘good’ character tries to change the ‘bad’ about their partner, but not here.

Regular Submissions We accept submissions around the year. Readers are welcome to submit: fanfiction, fanart, fanvideos, book/movie/etc. reviews, & social commentaries on comics & books &am…

String Bean was hard of hearing so the tiny blue transistor radio was turned up loud when Jon Hager, a long-haired singer and wannabe Country music superstar, stepped up onto the porch.

String Bean was hard of hearing so the tiny blue transistor radio was turned up loud when Jon Hager, a long-haired singer and wannabe Country music superstar, stepped up onto the porch.

String Bean was hard of hearing so the tiny blue transistor radio was turned up loud when Jon Hager, a long-haired singer and wannabe Country music superstar, stepped up onto the porch.