Fantasy Books Stories

Some say the world will end in fire, some say in ice … and some say in a swarm of flying fish zombies.

Plus, more sci-fi/fantasy authors who use field expertise to craft their stories.

Looking to fill the hole in your heart that Twilight left behind? We’ve got just the fix.

Who doesn't love a pirate story on the high seas (or even the skies)?

Fans of Hellboy and imaginative weird fiction will love this illustrated short-story collection.

Rarely do comic-book writers or artists become household names, but sometimes household names try their hands at comics and manga.

If you love A Darker Shade of Magic, these female-led fantasy books with magic and mischief galore might become your new favorite.

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

These science fiction and fantasy authors offer comfortable, easy-to-read prose that makes reading a joy.

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.

Exceptional books from the best of the best.

Delectable or downright disgusting, we can’t help but be curious.

Science fiction and fantasy books don't have to be long to make an impression. 

Your wildest wishes come true in these titillating tales. 

Most readers either love or hate these complex, high-concept novels of science fiction and fantasy.

These characters are forced to compete in brutal contests, often to the death.

Fifteen winners will receive a copy of Wole Talabi's Shigidi and the Brass Head of Obalufon.

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.