Gideon The Ninth author Tamsyn Muir on our love of swords
An interview wqith Tamsyn Muir on her latest release – Gideon the Ninth
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Take A Pinch of This Genre and A Spoonful of That Genre
Is it science fiction romance with adventure. Or maybe it’s space opera with space marines and romantic elements.
The BlackSci-Fi.com Online Campaign Corner/ NIOBE: She is Death & THE UNTAMED: Still a Fool Issue #1
Crowd funding support for black science fiction
Octavia Butler’s Parable Series To Get Reissue
We all need to pay more attention to Octavia Butler. Here’s your chance.
Christopher Hinz cover reveals: Starship Alchemon and Duchamp Versus Einstein
An excerpt from Starship Alchemon, by Christopher Hinz
On the Importance of Having Your Book Translated (Not Your Mind-Set)
When writing for translation – let your identity and cultural background take the lead
Binti & The Wonders of Nnedi Okorafor
This month’s Den of Geek Book Club pick is Binti, the first installment in a novella series about a young African woman, the eponymous Binti, who leaves her home on Earth for the first time to attend an intergalactic university on another planet. (Yes, Binti is a total badass.)
Win a copy of A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine with our book competition!
An extraordinary science fiction debut, Arkady Martine’s first novel in the Texicalaan trilogy, A Memory Called Empire is perfect for fans of John Scalzi, Becky Chambers and Frank Herbert’s Dune.
VOX by Christina Dalcher author Q&A
the book is about taking away a fundamental right, in this case speech, and as such, anyone could have been the target.
space: Landing on the Moon is HARD!
Why is landing on the Moon so hard? We can start by mentioning that the Moon is NOT made of soft cheese…
They’re Back: Pets in Space® Returns!#PetsInSpace #amreading
Do you like pets? Do you like space? If so, then have we got an anthology for you!
A Hook Into an Eye: The Testaments by Margaret Atwood
A review of the sequel to the Handmaid’s Tale
ANNOUNCEMENT: The Killing Spell, by Shane Ulrrein
Edward’s new relationship puts him to the ultimate test as he must risk being with the boy he loves even at the cost of his own life!
SCIENCE: Scientists Invent Really Black Stuff
Image: © R. Capanna, A. Berlato, and A. Pinato On the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, a team of artists and scientists have made a 16.78-carat diamond — valued at more than $2 […]
FKA USA: A Road Trip Though Apocalyptic America
Formerly Known As…takes us into an all too possible future
Andre Norton’s Influence
A top flight science fiction romance author pays tribute to Andre Morton.
Q&A: Juliet Marillier, Author of ‘The Harp of Kings’
The first time I stumbled across Juliet Marillier’s books was years ago when I came across a beat-up copy of Wildwood Dancing in an op shop. I picked it up primarily for the gorgeous cover, […]
Why Everyone Should Read V.E. Schwab’s ‘Vicious’
“Plenty of humans were monstrous, and plenty of monsters knew how to play at being human.” Every once in a while, there comes along a book that you know, deep in your heart, everyone and […]
Why are Books That Shape? From Codices to Kindles, Why ThisRectangle Stays Golden
Anyone who has ever tried to organize their bookshelves can tell you that books are not a standard size. In fact, even books that fall under the same category (mass market paperbacks, trade paperbacks, hardcovers) […]
The Book Of The New Sun by Gene Wolfe getting an illustrated edition from The Folio Society
Wow…a lot of fans are going to be thrilled by this – Gene was popular and this series was award-winning!
10 Fantastically Fierce Books Like CIRCE By Madeline Miller
Did you love Madeline Miller’s Circe? You’re not alone! Miller’s irresistible novel gives voice to Circe, the crooked witch we all know—or think we know—from The Odyssey. While you wait for the TV adaptation, now’s a great time to […]
This Is How You Lose the Time War Solves the Time Traveler’s Wife Problem
Time waits for no love
The Light Years by R. W. W. Greene cover reveal
a far future where arranged marriages have taken on a whole new life
In Memoriam-Brad Linaweaver
Brad Linaweaver (b.1952) died after a lengthy battle with cancer on August 29. Linaweaver began publishing science fiction in 1980 with the short story “The Competitor.” His second published story, the novella “Moon of Ice” was nominated […]
Netflix Releases First Look and Premiere Date For Superpowered Drama ‘Raising Dion’
Netflix released new images for the upcoming superhero coming of age drama, Raising Dion. The Michael B. Jordan produced series will be released on Oct. 4th, and also stars the actor. Ja’Siah Young in Raising […]
Q&A: Sherry Thomas, Author of ‘The Magnolia Sword’
Inspired by wuxia martial-arts dramas as well as the centuries-old ballad of Mulan, The Magnolia Sword is perfect for fans of Renee Ahdieh, Marie Lu, or Kristin Cashore–a thrilling, romantic, and sharp-edged novel that lives up to its beloved […]
Review: The Inn by James Patterson and Candice Fox
The Inn is the latest from a Candice Fox and James Patterson partnership, and it is as exciting as their Harriet Blue series. The book opens with Billy mourning his wife, Siobhan’s death, along with […]
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