Adam P. Newton
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Ensign Harry Kim, across seven seasons and 70,000 light years of Star Trek Voyager, never got promoted – but he still succeeded.
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A humorous yet thoughtful exploration of gender, sexuality, and class across several centuries of British life, Orlando by Virginia Woolf is a wonderful read.
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For the May 2026 installment of my Music Listening column, we talk about Tori Amos, Beck Zegans, Carla J. Easton, Francis of Delirium, Nora Kelly Band, and Widemouth.
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Hurricane Season by Fernanda Melchor tells the story of a poor, rural village in Mexico wracked by violence after the death of The Witch.
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Searoad by Ursula K. Le Guin is a series of interconnected short stories about a fictional town on the Oregon coast and the lives of its inhabitants across several decades.
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Lessons in Magic and Disaster by Charlie Jane Anders combines magic, generational trauma, queer love, and overcoming obstacles to remarkable effect.
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Adam P. Newton uses Star Trek to glean important lessons from the 2026 Career and Salary Outlook by the Content Marketing Institute.
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Published by Coffee House Press, Ada by Mark Haber is an absurdist romp of a novella that explores the outer limits of obsession.
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For the April 2026 installment of my Music Listening column, we discuss the latest albums from Sunn O))), Angelo De Augustin, Carla dal Forno, Eve Maret, Miss Grit, and Stunt Drummer
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A nuanced reflection on the titular topic, Love by Toni Morrison is a heady brew of mystery, shades of grey, and secrets.
