SF/F: Rise Of The Snow Queen Book Two: The War Of The Witches by G.W. Mullins
Author, G.W. Mullins, follows up his debut adult dark fantasy Rise Of The Snow Queen Book One: The Polar Bear King, with the second book […]
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SF/F: Relationships 8 by Piers Anthony
Relationships 8 is the eighth volume in an ongoing series by one of the most popular science fiction/fantasy authors of all time, Piers Anthony. The […]
SF/F: Samuil and the Legendary Snow Owl by Randall Stephens
This first volume’s magical crescendo should create loyal readers who will return for more fairy tale–style grandeur.” — Kirkus Reviews In the 1840s, P’etro […]
Dungeon Craft Gains Over $100K in Kickstarter Funding
With nearly two weeks left to run in their Kickstarter campaign to fund an interactive book in support of Dungeons & Dragons, startup 1985 Games […]
SF/F: The Book of Flora by Meg Elison
“Last night I dreamt I was back in Nowhere again.” The first line of The Book of Flora (47 North), the concluding book in Meg […]
Author Accuses Husband of “Shakespearean Plot” to Kill Her
Sherrilyn Kenyon, internationally bestselling author of the Dark Hunter series, has accused her estranged husband of “Shakespearean plot” to poison her. From The Guardian: Bestselling […]
2019: Isaac Asimov on the Future of the World
Thirty-five years ago, science fiction writer and thought leader Issac Asimov (Foundation, I, Robot) looked into the future. His observations were trenchant, it’s just possible […]
Asimov’s Foundation Heads to Screen
Isaac Asimov’s brilliant Foundation series is one of the most ambitious, far-reaching works of science fiction ever published. The story spans 30,000 years and many […]
SF/F: Dark Matter by Blake Crouch
You’ve Never Read Anything Like Dark Matter. There. I said it. The new novel by Blake Crouch, is a terrifying, enthralling, lightning-fast, brilliant book. You […]
SF/F: Edge of Heaven by RB Kelly
If I was given a nickel for every dystopian novel set in an embittered, nihilistic future that I’ve plowed through over the past five years, […]
