Come for the incredibly rich setting of a magical Edwardian England, stay for the captivating romance.
By Freya Marske
Come for the incredibly rich setting of a magical Edwardian England, stay for the captivating romance.
Come for the incredibly rich setting of a magical Edwardian England, stay for the captivating romance.
Noor is a cautionary sci-fi thriller, told with exuberance and conviction.
This science fiction series has an immediately compelling premise: What if animals gained sentience and rose up against humans?
Caitlin Starling magnificently twists gothic tropes to her own ends, creating a uniquely white-knuckle fantasy experience.
Summer Sons is raw and visceral, alternating between discussions of identity and sexuality, the horror of grief and an actual haunting.
Nothing but Blackened Teeth is a brooding horror novella that incorporates Japanese mythology in colorful, excruciating detail.
Christina Henry’s Horseman is an atmospheric and haunting reimagining of Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”
In addition to its all-the-feels poignancy, Ryka Aoki’s Light From Uncommon Stars is also very, very funny.
Weird and wonderful, Revelator is full of surprises both fascinating and stomach-clenching.
Short, sweet and chock-full of both existential joy and dread, Light Chaser is a hard science thriller set in a utopian future.
This sequel to military sci-fi standout The Last Watch is more engaging, more complex and often, more personal.
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