A Short Story By David McLean In those days, in those distant days, in those nights, in those remote nights, in those years, in those distant years; Inanna, an ethereal beauty, stood before the mirror, entranced by her own form. Her obsidian locks cascaded over her shoulders like a tempestuous sea, causing the very air … Continue reading AGE OF ANNUNAKI
Blade Runner and the Epic of Gilgamesh One of my earliest memories is watching "Blade Runner" for the first time. I had sneaked downstairs to watch it on TV while everyone else in the house was asleep. Captivated by the futuristic cityscapes, flying cars, and dark, foreboding atmosphere, I was spellbound by its timeless music … Continue reading MEMETO MORI : The Oldest Story Ever Told
I like a good lost cause, and the following article might fall upon death's ears as I attempt to conduct a defense of this infamous box office bomb. But any self-respecting fan of the fantasy genre know is, just because the film is derided by general audiences and critics, doesn't mean it's a bad fantasy … Continue reading GODS OF EGYPT: A GUILTY PLEASURE
Fantasy : Swords and Sorcery 