Books

Cut yourself a piece of pie and cozy up with one of these engrossing reads. 

"I wrote what I wanted to read, which was sensible, intelligent girl swordfighters."

Author George Pendle explores the fascinating and unorthodox life of a brilliant scientist in his book "Strange Angel."

Journey back to your childhood, and discover how your perceptions of "A Wrinkle in Time" might have changed from then to now.

Debut author Tomi Adeyemi’s West African-inspired fantasy novel takes readers to a place where magic has died ... and a young girl has one chance to bring it back.

Still sad you never got your Hogwarts Letter? These audiobooks are the next-best thing.

On the anniversary of her death, we look back on the extraordinary life of a remarkable writer.

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

How many have you read?

Science fiction owes a debt to a dude born when many people still thought the Earth was the center of the Universe: William Shakespeare.

But no, it's not "The Winds of Winter."

You're sure to have happy trails with these tales.

Or "How I Fell in Love with Faeries—and Why You Will Too."

Is evil an external or internal force in Tolkien's beloved fantasy series?

We partnered with award-winning science fiction author Greg Bear to create a five-book collection that deserves a home in your personal library.

In writing his own magical world, David Mack looked to two very different examples from fantasy fiction.

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.