Lu-Hai Liang
Lu-Hai Liang is a British Chinese writer and reporter. He has a degree in multimedia journalism and has written about culture for The Atlantic, BBC, CNN, Eurogamer, IGN, and Wired among others. He was based previously in Beijing for six years and reported on China’s changing society and development in business and technology. Generally, he likes sci-fi, video games, and space.
Latest articles by Lu-Hai Liang
Star Wars should have focused on the Sith ages ago
By Lu-Hai Liang published
Disney plans to tell a Star Wars story from the side of the villains. Finally!
Best Love, Death + Robots episodes
By Lu-Hai Liang published
Netflix’s science fiction anthology certainly features Love, Death + Robots, but which episodes from three seasons shine the brightest?
'The Expanse' actor Cara Gee talks playing Drummer again in the upcoming The Expanse: A Telltale Series (Exclusive)
By Lu-Hai Liang published
Interview Cara Gee took some time out of her busy belting schedule to talk to us about working on the upcoming The Expanse: A Telltale Series.
The Matrix Resurrections would make an amazing video game
By Lu-Hai Liang published
Sci-fi movies We're starting to believe that The Matrix Resurrections could be turned into an outstanding video game, and here's why.
Sci-fi needs to be more like The Expanse in its casting
By Lu-Hai Liang published
The infinite cosmos usually populated by a lot of straight white dudes, but The Expanse bucks the trend for the better.
Rethinking Anakin Skywalker: How Star Wars has failed to properly explore its most significant character
By Lu-Hai Liang published
Anakin is the center of the Star Wars saga, but we don't think his character has been used to its fullest.
Why The Expanse feels so unique in sci-fi
By Lu-Hai Liang published
Strap in and prepare yourself for a deep dive into The Expanse and its role in sci-fi.
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