https://www.reddit.com/r/newfoundland/comments/1wg9wsk/is_politics_making_anyone_else_sick_to_their/ I saw this thread over on Reddit and was about to comment with the following, but in this instance, I think it's better shared here, with the original content embedded, given that it's now less of a comment and more of an essay. There's agreement with OP's [Original Poster] overall sentiment of things being... Continue Reading →
What It Is To Be Human in the AI Age.
This piece I wrote was initially published on Facebook, specifically on the Gold & Steel Fandom Group Page in response, or rather in tandem with, a Wired piece titled: Silicon Valley Doesn't Get Why You Hate AI wherein Wired's readers were asked to state their apprehension or disdain with AI. If you've read or followed... Continue Reading →
The Legend of Zelda: The Four Swords Adventures
Just in time for the release of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, Chris has a look at another Zelda game that wandered away from the beaten path: 2004's The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures.
Kelsey Arsenault’s Gallery Walls
Singer/songwriter Kelsey Arsenault has released her debut singer/songwriter album and Chris has given it a listen. Read on to see what he thought.
Bugs Bunny on the NES
Overture, Curtain, Lights, This is it, Chris reviews both of Kemco's Bugs Bunny games on the NES and has a look at the Crazy Castle series as a whole.
The Necromancer – Through the Veil
Chris takes a look at a thrilling mystery novel by one of Newfoundland's up and coming authors, Stacey Oakley.
The Hammer of the Gods – So You Want To Be a Star
Chris reviews the first in a trilogy by a fellow Newfoundland & Labrador fantasy author. See what he thought of Andrew Marc Rowe's The Hammer of the Gods.
Ray Mackey’s Chasing Newfoundland
Chris has a look at the collected work of Newfoundland & Labrador photographer extraordinaire Ray Mackey.
Grandia – The Adventure of a Lifetime
It's time to set out on an adventure the likes of which you have never seen in this new installment exploring the world of Game Arts' 1999 PS1 JRPG Grandia.
In-store sighting of Gold & Steel
If you're looking to get your hands on physical copies of Gold & Steel's first two volumes, then you will want to find yoru way to Chapters on Kenmount Road in St. John's. Alongside an amazing array of authors in the local section, you'll find As Fierce as Steel and The Worth of Gold front... Continue Reading →
The Official Gold & Steel Site 