Books

On January 27, 1967, a fire broke out during a launch simulation of the Apollo 1 aircraft, killing the men inside and changing NASA forever.

"The New York Times" reports that the landmark author of "The Left Hand of Darkness" and the "Earthsea" novels has died.

Nolite te bastardes carborundorum.

In this excerpt, iconic author Ursula K. Le Guin envisions a plane of existence where no one dreams alone.

Ray Bradbury's dystopian classic is brought to life in this powerful peek at the upcoming film.

From the award-winning author of "The Forever War" comes a sci-fi mystery set in a world where death is optional—as long as you can pay.

One list to rule them all.

We're offering our readers another chance to win a 10-book bundle.

Because the truth is still out there.

These spellbinding reads are one with the Force.

The award-winning writer talks sexuality, race, and letting readers experience his work without authorial interference.

Ring in the new year with a chance to win ten out-of-this-world books.

Craving more Star Wars after "The Last Jedi"? Look no further.

Explore the mysteries of the natural world with these out-of-this-world nonfiction science books.

Dan Simmons' story of Arctic carnage is finally getting the series it deserves.

What really happened in Roswell, New Mexico?

After escaping from prison, three people from different centuries run from the religious zealot who pursues them.

These talented performers will hook you from page one.

"Renegades" tells the story of humans with extraordinary powers and the villains who seek to destroy them.

In this award-winning tale of monsters both real and imagined, twelve-year-old Cory and his friend Ben lose their innocence as an object falls from space.