Fantasy Book Series Stories

These horses literally run the gamut from loyal partners to masters of their own destiny.

These loathsome characters can't ruin these great sci-fi/fantasy novels, but it's not for lack of trying.

The latest installment in Seanan McGuire's Hugo-nominated October Daye urban fantasy series publishes today. Try the first chapter on The Portalist.

Step into a fairytale with these cozy, magical books.

These quartets and tetralogies offer compelling storylines and character relationships.

Yes, this is completely legal. In fact, it's encouraged by the author himself.

From metals to tarot cards and lines drawn in chalk, almost anything can inspire a unique magic system. 

Bestselling author Pierce Brown's latest book, Light Bringer, is available July 25. 

Diversify your SFF reading list with these fun, quirky and thought-provoking titles by Indian authors.

These 10 books can help turn sci-fi/fantasy skeptics into devoted fans.

These bestselling fairy-tale retellings, written by actor and author Chris Colfer, are family-friendly and great for middle-grade readers.

These speculative love stories will set your heart racing. 

We think these nine hobbits (and Harfoots) would sign off on some classic science fiction and fantasy novels.

Have you ever wondered about George R.R. Martin’s favorite book? How about Neil Gaiman or Patrick Rothfuss?

The first book in Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast series is a classic that has inspired fantasy readers and authors for decades.

Patrick Rothfuss's new novella, The Narrow Road Between Desires, will feature Bast and have similarities to The Slow Regard of Silent Things.

Here’s how the novella fits into the Mistborn series and the Cosmere of Sanderson’s interconnected stories.

The author of An Unkindness of Magicians has returned with the conclusion to The Unseen Worlds Duology.

If you fell in love with Christopher Paolini's Inheritance Cycle, there's a good chance you'll enjoy these reads, too.

Newbery Award-winning author Lloyd Alexander wrote more than 50 novels in his lifetime, the majority of which were meant for children and young adults.