Alexander Zelenyj is the author of the books Blacker Against the Deep Dark, Songs for the Lost, Experiments at 3 Billion A.M., Black Sunshine, and others. A compendium of his work, These Long Teeth of the Night: The […]
SYNOPSIS FOR “GREAT AMERICA IN DEAD WORLD” by David Agranoff: Kai is a post-human woman who is technologically modified to survive the harsh realities of climate change and works as a “Janie” whose only job […]
David Hankins is the award-winning author of Death and the Taxman. He writes from the thriving cornfields of Iowa where he lives with his wife, daughter, and two dragons disguised as cats. He writes lighthearted stories because that’s what he […]
Steve Bates has published more than a dozen science fiction and fantasy short stories. His first sci-fi novel, “Back to You,” was released in 2021, and his second, “Castle of Sand,” came out two years […]
Marie Curie is arguably the most famous female scientist in history: a double Nobel Prize winner whose discoveries changed our understanding of the universe. But her childhood was anything but idyllic. When Marie was eight, […]
Tristanis a 21-year-old born in France and studying Film and Philosophy in the United States. He has published several undergraduate philosophy essays and one science-fiction short story. He hopes to continue graduate studies in Philosophy, […]
Tom Easton’s “circular novel”, a recent release from the Amazing Selects imprint – The Voyage of the Heisenberg – has received a wonderful review from Locus. And you can read that right here – […]
Fifteen young adult contemporary fantasy and science fiction tales that wink at classic works of children’s literature. “A superb collection of genre stories that prove just as rousing as their inspirations. Get it!” —Kirkus Reviews Contributing […]
Douglas Kolacki began writing while stationed with the Navy in Naples, Italy. Returning to civilian life in San Diego, he underwent a long writing apprenticeship placing stories in various indie publications, breaking into the revived Weird Tales in 2007. […]
If you write reviews and would like a link to them to appear here, get in touch, let us know and we’ll be happy to oblige. First, a highlight of our own in-house reviews: From […]
Come visit with us at our booth at this year’s Ravencon with guests – Alix E. Harrow Alix E. Harrow is the New York Times-bestselling author of The Ten Thousand Doors of January, The Once and Future Witches, […]
This collection takes real events from World War II and injects them with fantastical creatures that mirror the “unreality” of war itself. Each story—and two poems—feature mythical, mystical, and otherwise unexplainable beings that change the […]
Scott Talbot Evans wandered the earth for 46 years searching for his purpose and seeking the ultimate truth of existence. When that turned up empty, he buckled down and started writing seriously. He is a big fan of […]
From Last year: The NY Times asked multiple authors to rank the Ten Best Books of the 21st Century. A surprising number of genre authors were included – Stephen King, Rebecca Roanhorse, Jonathan Lethem, Paul […]
The latest issue of Analog features a wonderful review of The Martian Trilogy: John P. Moore, Amazing Stories, Black Science Fiction and the Illustrated Feature Section (Yaszek, Davidson, et al) by Sean CW Korsgaard – […]
The Afterlife Project is part survival story and part time travel epic. After a series of climate disasters devastate the Earth, a team of scientists (called “The Centauri Project”) decide to send a test subject ten […]
Beginning March 24, 2025, Publishers Weekly charges $25 for every book submitted for PW review consideration. Thanks to Mike Walsh for the item.
Cameron Cooper is the author of the Imperial Hammer space opera series, among many others, and the science fiction pen name of bestselling author Tracy Cooper-Posey. Under this name, she writes tales of future empires, gritty space battles, AI […]
Now you can help us reward our contributors by voting for your favorite 1st quarter 2025 story from our FREE STORY offerings! Every Monday we publish free fiction on the Amazing Stories’ website. Once every […]
Welcome to an experiment: This week we’re doing a link round-up for reviews found online, rather than a link round-up of news items found online which, quite frankly, does not seem to have been doing […]
Amazing Selects just announced a new anthology – Tales of Galactic Pest Control, edited by David Gerrold and Tom Easton – that will be funded by an upcoming crowdfunder real soon now. To help when […]
Writers – Amazing Stories is proud to announce an exciting new anthology: Tales of Galactic Pest Control, set to be published in late 2025 or early 2026. Tales of Galactic Pest Control will be edited by David […]
Intro In the imagination, future and past fold over and into each other to inform our perception of the present. The Nasca culture that disappeared in the sixth century could very well look like a […]
This Week’s News Is Brought To You By – The Voyage of the Heisenberg by Tom Easton. It’s a circular novel! Of Special Note If Bears discover fire, will Octopus Cavalry be far behind? Other […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New Sci-Fi Adventure, Voyage of the Heisenberg, Now Available on Amazon and Many Booksellers! March 2025 – Sci-fi fans, get ready for an exhilarating journey across space and time! Voyage of the Heisenberg, the latest release […]
A stunning reimagining of Tristan and Isolde set in a dystopian world woven with magic. An addictive debut YA enemies-to-lovers romantasy—perfect for fans of Rebecca Ross and Sarah Underwood as well as books like Curious Tides, The […]
This announcement brought to you by Freedom Loving People Everywhere Featured Image Our featured image today is from the New York Times and should be titled “This is not what normal democracies do.” Amazing News […]
Over the past couple of years there has been something of a renaissance in Fan History projects. Two upstarts have chosen to mine the past in order to bring early science fiction fan history into […]
R. James Doyle (aka Richard J. Doyle) held technical and managerial roles at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) over a career arc spanning forty years. He worked at the exciting interface of space exploration and […]
JustWatch has sent along the latest and we find: Genre at a solid 50%. (How, you ask? Rejoinder: how can an animated film about a cat NOT be at least very, very genre adjacent?) while […]
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