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  • From Peter Jackson to Halo Infinite – A Rumination on the Prometheans December 6, 2019
  • Neil Davidge & Kazuma Jinnouchi – The Unsung Heroes of Halo 4 November 6, 2019
  • Halo Infinite – Everything We Learned From Outpost Discovery October 14, 2019
  • I Interviewed Cassandra Rose Clarke! – A Primer for Halo: Meridian Divide October 5, 2019
  • What Happened to The Didact AFTER Halo 4 (and How He Might Return) August 9, 2019
  • The Huragok Master Plan to Fire Halo (Yes, Really…) July 1, 2019
  • (Re)Discover Hope – Analysing Halo Infinite’s Opening June 15, 2019
  • Halo: New Blood – Why 343 Was Right to Kill The Rookie June 1, 2019
  • Remembering Halo: Reach – Why I Love ‘The Assembly’ May 12, 2019
  • Understanding Halo 4… WITHOUT the Books April 15, 2019

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I Interviewed Cassandra Rose Clarke! – A Primer for Halo: Meridian Divide

The final stretch of 2019 is here and it’s been quite an incredible year for Halo! We’ve had four novels, the Lone Wolf comic, our latest glimpse at next year’s Halo Infinite, more substantial news on the TV show, the Master Chief Collection being flighted for PC, and Outpost Discovery took place over the summer… This […]

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Halo: Battle Born – On Lost Childhood and the Value of YA Literature

“If the Covenant hadn’t attacked, she would just be getting out of school. Maybe meeting up with Victor to do homework and talk about his holo-film.The normal world felt like a dream, fragmented and half-forgotten.” One day, life is normal. You go to school, to work, or you have a day in and spend the […]

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