Author name: Randy Henderson

Randy Henderson is the author of the darkly humorous urban fantasy series that includes FINN FANCY NECROMANCY, BIGFOOTLOOSE AND FINN FANCY FREE, and SMELLS LIKE FINN SPIRIT published by Tor (US) and Titan (UK). He is the Golden Pen Grand Prize winner of Writers of the Future for 2014, and his short fiction has appeared in numerous professional publications. Randy graduated from the Clarion West writing workshop in 2009.

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Fantasy Movie Music is Often Tragic not Magic

(From the Head of the Q.U. Crypto-Musicology Department) There are so many things to mock about your average Fantasy movie.    For some reason, movie studios have traditionally treated Fantasy films on about a level with porn (and slightly below homemade horror movies) in terms of plot, acting, dialogue, costuming, puppets, wigs, gratuitous nudity, men […]

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Obama’s Victory Speech as Comic Universe President

As noted in the Fantasy Magazine "Fantasy Friday Blog for a Beer," Obama has been named President of the Marvel Universe. As the (unofficial) self-appointed Spec-Fic Community Outreach Representatives for Obama, I would like to release the following (completely unauthorized) victory speech on behalf of President-elect Barack Obama: My fellow Universians,   We stand at

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Otherpunk Than Steampunk

Steampunk is a fine example of a semi-mainstream trend in fashion and technology that developed hand in hand with a similar trend in fantasy literature. Here are some trends inspired by fantasy literature that a few brave souls tried out, but sadly failed to inspire a large-scale following. HERALDPUNK – Inspiration: Mercedes Lackey’s Valdemar novels. 

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McDonalds Country

(From the Head of the Q.U. Crypto-Political Sciences Department) Look at this Ad for McDonalds.  It features a young female of indeterminate ethnicity, and the taglines:   "Discover a career that fulfills your potential." And "It’s not just a job, it’s a career."   Okay, first of all, I have no wish to imply that

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