Glaive Steele

I'm trying not to be hyperbolic, but when I say this is the best novel I've ever read, it doesn't feel like hyperbole. This novel is as timely now as it was when it was published, and it's required reading for anyone who balks at the idea of critical race theory being taught in schools. A novel should make you think long and hard about what the author is trying to tell you, and after a week, I'm still dissecting Kindred. When fiction comes as close to reality as this, that's mandatory.

Is it perfect? No, the studio made sure it was garbage. For what it is, though, Event Horizon feels like the Hellraiser in space movie we shouls have gotten, and that's enough for me to love it.