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Back in the 1960s, while the fruitless conflict in Vietnam raged on, newspapers discovered a massive cover up of government secrets that...

Welcome to The Ahn Bros's movie review discussion. The transcript below has been lightly edited. Listen to the discussion here:...

My rating: 3 of 5 stars The Life We Bury is a simple detective story about a college kid who increasingly finds himself deeply entangled...

Sometimes the beginning of a new season is like the beginning of a new year–filled with hope and anticipation. Even dread. But most of...

Matt was wearing his favorite snapback, the logoless one he had found in his stocking almost three seasons ago. (His other presents from...

It’s been 11 short months since we self-published HoF, and we finally have our first official review! Below is a rating/review of our...

As our focus on Hydrangeas on Fire starts to fade and Chad and I become more invested in our new (and improved) writings, I wanted to...

“Get in.” She reaches over and opens the passenger side door. But James continues walking as if pretending to not hear or see her. “I...

“So vast, so limitless in capacity is man’s imagination to disperse and burn away the rubble-dross of fact and probability, leaving only...

This is something I struggle with a lot when starting a new story. When I was writing Hydrangeas on Fire, I had general ideas for what...