Carolyn Cox has been writing professionally about books for over half a decade. Previously she was an editor at geek feminist website The Mary Sue, where she covered movies,TV, fandom, books, and all corners of the pop culture ‘verse. She now writes about sci-fi and fantasy for The Portalist, and praises her favorite ‘ships on romance site A Love So True. Carolyn’s byline has also appeared on Geekosystem and Revelist. Whether she’s writing about groundbreaking science fiction authors or captivating historical romance, Carolyn is passionate about the power of genre fiction. When not writing she performs in nerdy media in New York City. You can hear Carolyn play the anarchic smuggler Adriest Bingo on the Star Wars RPG podcast Roll One, or look out for the next performance of her New York-based Stephen King improv show Maxifun Overdrive. Contact: carovcox@gmail.com.
The award recognizes "important contributions to our understanding of racism and human diversity."
Extraterrestrials, exoplanets, and excitement await.
In honor of his April 1st birthday, celebrate 79 years of the science fiction trailblazer’s life.
These SFF reads were there when we needed books the most.
Playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins will write and executive produce.
These authors are just a few of the important voices in the sci-fi and fantasy community who have brought us strong, feminist characters.
"The Destiny of Earthseed is to take root among the stars."
Find your new sci-fi obsession today!
Guests will include N.K. Jemisin, Walter Mosley, Imani Perry, and other renowned writers and performers.
This moving episode explores the "new ways of seeing" that are Butler's legacy.
And get a sneak peek now from Throughline co-host Ramtin Arablouei!
A soaring, fresh take on superheroes.
The Hazel Woods author teases the "glitter and blood" readers can expect from her new book.
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Looking for a little ink-spiration?
The comedian spins a spooky, action-packed web in his new book Don't Move.
See the winners of the inaugural awards!
Don't be like Shaun and Ed — have a plan in place before an emergency happens.
Celebrate Indigenous People's Day on October 12th with must-read SFF.
The New York Times bestselling writer is inspired by the omnipresence of childhood stories.