Tag Archives: New Amsterdam

The One-Eyed Man—Being Human’s “Children Shouldn’t Play with Undead Things”

After last week's leap into wonderful, this episode fell back into pedestrian, failing to juggle the three protagonists evenly... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

A Man of His Time—a review of New Amsterdam’s “Love Hurts”

For a story with great potential and some really good points, it seems to have lost out for a poor attempt at combination... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Sidewise Award nominees announced

The nominees for this year's Sidewise Awards for Alternate History have been announced. The winners will be named at this year's WorldCon... Read more [...]

Sins of the Fathers—a review of New Amsterdam’s “Legacy”

The front story of this one was a little uneven, but the little touches, like grace notes, are always wonderful. Now, of course, comes the fear that the show will not continue... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Public Justice/Private Vengeance—a review of New Amsterdam’s “Honor”

Needing to tell three different stories in each episode is a challenge, but New Amsterdam is showing signs of being able to, while keeping us interested in each... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Publish and/or Perish—a review of New Amsterdam’s “Soldier’s Heart”

Immortal cop John Amsterdam has lifetimes to find his soulmate, but what happens if the one isn't available? And with flashbacks to the Civil War... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

Can There Be Only One?—a review of New Amsterdam’s “Pilot” and “Golden Boy”

It's a police procedural; it's set in New York City; there's an immortal... but there are enough nice touches that this might be a good series... (Warning: this review contains some spoilers.) Read more [...]

First Subterranean Webscription Titles Available

The first crop of Subterranean Press titles available through Baen's Webscriptions program are now available. They include work by Poppy Z. Brite, Joe R. Lansdale, Robert Silverberg... Read more [...]

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