Explore the sci-fi and fantasy universe with The Portalist.
The author gave her blessings to the project before she passed away in 2018.
By Carolyn Cox
In honor of her upcoming birthday, unearth the mysterious, macabre genius behind fiction's most enduring monster.
By Carolyn Cox & Xavier Piedra
If you love Station Eleven, you won't be able to put down these seven other tales of the apocalypse.
By Carolyn Cox
We're looking back at some of the lessons to be learned from Ursula K. Le Guin's brilliant Earthsea series.
By Chris Mahon
On what would have been her 72nd birthday, we look back at some of the brilliant author's most timeless words of wisdom.
By Carolyn Cox
Read an excerpt from Kristin McFarland’s much-anticipated nerdy murder mystery novel.
The Binti author discusses the powerful relationship at the heart of Wild Seed, and how the TV adaptation will defy expectations.
A grieving housewife finds hope in the unlikeliest of places—a sea monster's arms—in Rachel Ingalls' 80s cult favorite.
By Olivia Mason
Add these magical reads to your TBR pile while you wait for Schwab's next incredible story.
Read an excerpt from Octavia E. Butler’s sci-fi novel—soon to be an Amazon TV series from Viola Davis and Nnedi Okorafor.
Great writers don't just get fan letters—sometimes they send them, too.
By Aliza Polkes
A creative team including Nnedi Okorafor and Viola Davis will bring the sci-fi novel to life.
In honor of Women's History Month, we're looking back on the genius and fury of the late feminist sci-fi author.
By Carolyn Cox
Author Susan Price shares the trials, tribulations, and joys of writing her time travel novel The Sterkarm Handshake and its sequels.
By Susan Price
Spanning decades, these books show how feminism has always been relevant.
Read an excerpt from the short story below, part of the gripping fairy tale anthology Snow White, Blood Red.
Remembering the gifted writer of female-focused and surreal tales.
By Carolyn Cox
Raise a glass to these 25 incredible ladies of the silver screen.
Octavia Butler passed away 13 years ago, but as these writers explain, her work is more urgent now than ever before.
By Carolyn Cox