There are plenty of characters of color in fantasy and science fiction. But when you ask the question, "How many of them on-screen have rich, thought-out backgrounds and family elements to draw on?," you quickly find out that the answer… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
Fantasy and science fiction stories are very applicable to talking to your children about the world. They tend to talk about the big questions regarding life and the universe. — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“An exercise for the reader: Who would win in a scavenger hunt, 20th century archaeologist Indiana Jones or 51st century archaeologist River Song?” — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
There are plenty of characters of color in fantasy and science fiction. But when you ask the question, "How many of them on-screen have… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“Sometimes, parody or pastiche shows a deeper love for the original source material than a hundred official sequels ever could. In forty years, has… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“Facts are our friends. The longer we as a society insist on ignoring them when they get too uncomfortable, the more we erode our… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
Fantasy and science fiction stories are very applicable to talking to your children about the world. They tend to talk about the big questions… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
When a timid mouse who is a mom needs to be a hero, she does it, because that's what moms do. — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“We walk a fine line between commendable passion for that which we love--starships, superpowers, costumes, fantastic stories--and an almost frightening militancy about the Right… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“What the brats in life fail to grasp is that the trails of history are blazed not by those who cling to what is… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“Luckily, growing up "unfinished" can make geeks the very best people to guide and nurture the next generation of outsiders: We know you don't… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“Why do women love The Princess Bride so much? Here's a thought: because its hero, Westley, is able to simultaneously fill the roles of… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
“The world is frequently cruel to those earnest souls who take "corny" ideas like truth and justice seriously or aren't afraid to wear their… — Stephen H. Segal Copy Share Image
