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Mercedes Blaze The arrival on Earth of the Sprawl has sent a wave of mixed panic and amazement through the technological community. While hyperbrains are capable of producing technology that equals or exceeds that of the Sprawl, their discoveries are difficult to replicate; in contrast, the...

I just polished off some perogies and sausage that my landlady was kind enough to set aside for me, along with a bottle of Pepsi Zero.

Paladin.

... any that hinge on a mystery, which is a fair chunk of them.

In the same spirit: Biggs lives.

Mentor When he realized the trap into which he had not so much fallen as blindly stepped, Kent Wildman knew greater despair than he had ever imagined it was possible to feel. None of the options he could see were good ones. He could either cause the death of everyone he knew and loved, or...

The narrator killed Roger Ackroyd. Bruce Wayne isn't dead ... or is he?

Perhaps, but remember that we don't know his side of this, either.

Protius Art by Egor Grositskiy As Wayne Manderville died, he was probably torn between the emotions of utter terror and anger at what he saw as bad luck. Protius made a genuine effort to save him, just like anyone would have done under the circumstances, but the panic that his rescuee...

Two guesses: 1) TIE fighters -- the part that Cassian is assembling looks like it could be part of the outer wing structure, or part of the command pod. 2) Nothing. It's all busy work that accomplishes nothing. "The objective of X is X."

I suspect that this episode will be the last of that for a while. The hating her husband part will probably continue, if, as seems likely, he just escalated the breakdown of their marriage by getting/having Tay killed.

Aeolia Art by Hoihoisan For Corey Murphy, death was agony. In the moments before the world went dark, it felt like every cell of her body was on fire as Stardust ionized her. Even after it ended and she found herself alive again a half century later, something of that fire remains within her...

Right on the edge, as it was published in mid-2001 and so written in the 20th century. (Per the archives of his site, he finished writing in January 2001.)

Do you mean Leviathan Wakes? 2011.

I think it is about twenty to thirty years too early to be making such evaluations. That notwithstanding, I would recommend the works of Nora K. Jemisin, particularly The Inheritance Trilogy.

Antaeus Art by Ricardo To Steve Panagakos, death had come as something of a release, with a sense of a great burden finally being set down. For so long, he had borne up under the weight of his powers and the responsibilities that came with them, and the isolation that they had both brought...

I wonder if the music might be a clue that

Phoenix To Sam Farrell, it was like waking up again. The Primal Pattern wielded their elemental powers to the utmost to stop or even just to slow Stardust, and saw their efforts come to naught. The fires that he had become were drowned and smothered in muddy water, and the world went dark. But...

I don't see Thrawn getting played as badly as I think Kleya is playing Luthen, somehow.

Crazy idea for the identity of mystery grudge woman.