On every page of The Tangleroot Palace, women have the power to take their own stories back and remake them into something resilient and new.
When the Sparrow Falls projects an aura of a dingy, rain-soaked East Berlin, but with advanced artificial intelligences.
The human members of a shoestring spaceship crew succumb to fear, delusions and paranoia in Nguyen’s gleaming, claustrophobic thriller.
The Jasmine Throne is sumptuous and heady, mystical and intricate, with an absolutely electric central relationship that will have fans raving for the sequel.
Vampires stalk the streets of 19th century Europe in Nicole Jarvis’ arresting historical fantasy, The Lights of Prague.
The first book in the Teixcalaan series immerses readers in a fantastical world of conspiracy and intergalactic exploits.
The wajinru dwell beneath the sea and are descended from pregnant African women who were cast overboard by slave traders.
Inspired by the life of Alexander the Great, Kate Elliott spins a suspenseful, imaginative sci-fi story with an unforgettable heroine.
Terry Miles thoroughly grounds the reader in a sense of place, then slowly chips away at their reality in this trippy sci-fi novel.
The Library of the Dead is a kaleidoscopic adventure that melds the phantasmagoric with the mundane.
Wendy, Darling is a feminist reexamination of Peter Pan that explores the story’s dark implications.
Nghi Vo has utterly transformed The Great Gatsby by highlighting one of Fitzgerald’s core characters that was the least heard: Jordan Baker.
With its “Battlestar Galactica” meets “Game of Thrones” tone, this story is a delight for space opera fans.
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