Chris Mahon

These books deserve a spot on the shelf of every fantasy fan.

These epic fantasies are a natural 20.

From Star Wars to Doctor Who and beyond, these are the most destructive weapons ever imagined in sci-fi.

These powerful fantasies prove the genre isn't just for young readers.

How many of these best of the best have you read?

We're looking back at some of the lessons to be learned from Ursula K. Le Guin's brilliant Earthsea series.

Overwhelmed by where to start with the many great sagas of R.A. Salvatore? Let us light your way.

Even at his silliest, the late Terry Pratchett had something worthwhile to say.

If you're not addicted to this gripping sci-fi series yet, here's why you should be.

Apple adapted Isaac Asimov's Foundation series into a TV show. Here's everything to know about Isaac Asimov's Foundation series. 

Many Fallout fans still don't know that the franchise was partially inspired by Harlan Ellison's seminal short story. 

These are some of the most fascinating pieces of tech ever envisioned in hard science fiction — and they might become reality sooner than you'd think.

The short stories in Isaac Asimov's I, Robot may prove useful when it comes time to welcome our robot overlords.

These events offer all the camaraderie and excitement of a huge con — without the exhausting crowds. 

They might look like buckets of bolts, but these ships are so much more than just modes of transport.

The tech that Gibson predicted 30+ years ago in Neuromancer now feels closer to reality than fiction.

Although considered a classic today, "The Forever War" was at first deemed unpublishable—partially because it dared to include female characters.

And nine of them might support life!

Unpacking the science behind the sci-fi at Silicon Valley Comic-Con.

"I think that if we capture the history of this and show what the force of these weapons are ... then maybe people will be reluctant to use them."