In Paperback: Beyond the Red
/The relationship between an alien queen and a renegade warrior forms the heart of Jae's epic SFF novel set on the desert planet Safara in "Beyond the Red," now in paperback.
Read MoreBook Review: The Massacre of Mankind
/"The War of the Worlds" by H. G. Wells gets an authorized sequel in which you-know-who are back for another shot at conquering the Earth.
Read MoreLove and Death in the Dream Forest
/Ancient gods and tree-born civilizations form the backdrop for Thoraiya Dyer's fascinating fantasy debut. Justin Hickey reviews Crossroads of Canopy.
Read MoreBook Review: Dogs of War
/Killer robot dogs playing fetch with weapons of mass destruction! Killer 'smart' machines the size of a grain of sand! And every last little thing weaponized! It's the latest Joe Ledger novel.
Read MoreStrange and Dark As It Is
/Fantasy author Rjurik Davidson returns with the second novel of minotaurs, magic, and political unrest. Justin Hickey reviews The Stars Askew.
Read MoreBook Review: Red Right Hand
/A young woman's life is turned upside-down when she encounters a strange man with a molten red hand.
Read MoreIrritated by the Noise of Kathmandu
/The stories in debut author Alexander Weinstein's collection portray a near-future world of intrusive personal techology - a world that every day resembles our own a bit more. Dalton Gentry reviews.
Read MoreBook Review: Ghost Talkers
/The heroine of Mary Robinette Kowal's enchanting new novel is doing her part for the WWI war effort - by debriefing the spirits of soldiers killed on the battlefield
Read MoreBook Review: The Year's Best Science Fiction
/The latest entry in the epic "Year's Best Science Fiction" series by editor Gardner Dozois features everything from Venusian monsters to telepathic food - with stops along the way for planetary warfare, quantum piracy, and the end of the world as we know it.
Read MoreAtomic Turquoise Bat Mitzvah
/A startling alien legacy is dug up out of the ground in Sylvain Neuvel's stellar debut novel Sleeping Giants. Justin Hickey reviews.
Read MoreBook Review: The Bands of Mourning
/In the latest novel from hyper-prolific Brandon Sanderson, the vast mythos of his "Cosmere" is further expanded
Read MoreBook Review: Hell's Foundations Quiver
/In the latest of David Weber's "Safehold" novels, Industrial-Age technology is coming to a quasi-Renaissance world, ready or not
Read MoreBook Review: The Desert and the Blade
/In the latest chapter of S. M. Stirling's "Emberverse" series, two courageous women embark on a quest for a supernatural sword
Read MoreBook Review: Sorcerer to the Crown
/In Zen Cho's exuberant debut, the magic of Napoleonic-era England is slowly dwindling, and it's up to the Sorcerer Royal to figure out why
Read MoreBook Review: Chasing the Phoenix
/Michael Swanwick's terrific new novel features a con artist and a genetically modified dog-man seeking riches and power in a post-post-apocalyptic China
Read MoreBook Review: The Trials
/In the wake of professional betrayal and global catastrophe, the heroes of Linda Nagata's "Red" Trilogy are confronted by a new threat as the series barrels on
Read MoreBook Review: The Red
/The hero of Linda Nagata's nifty new series is hard-wired to his battle-armor ... but is something else hiding in the connection?
Read MoreBook Review: The Dinosaur Lords
/On the world of Paradise, the wars of dynasties are fought on battlefields by knights mounted on dinosaurs
Read MoreBook Review: The Fall
/Federal contractor Jack Taylor takes an unprecedented high-altitude space jump - but when he breaks the sound barrier and makes his landing, he finds himself in a different reality
Read MoreBook Review: Last First Snow
/In Max Gladstone's latest "Craft" sequence novel, what looks like a straightforward neighborhood gentrification suddenly threatens to unleash the wrath of the gods themselves
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