Where will you go?

Why be limited by humanity? Experience the impossible with these fantasy books of transformation. 

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. 

Celebrate the Emerald Isle with one of these fantasy books inspired by Irish mythology.

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

If you want to catch ‘em all, you gotta read ‘em all. These 10 Pokémon books can help kids and adults alike deepen their love of a classic fantasy world.

Twenty winners will receive a copy of L.R. Lam's Dragonfall.

Perfect f/f reads for Pride Month and beyond!

From traditional Japanese mythology to classic Greco-Roman pantheons, these manga series put a new spin on ancient gods and legendary stories.

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

Early readers are essential for improving your novel and making it the best story it can be. Here's how you can ask for feedback ... and what you should do once you get it.

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.

Dive into tales of deep-sea cities and mysterious sirens.

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

Looking to try a new subgenre? These silkpunk books offer a fascinating blend of the old and new.

These book characters are bad to the bone. 

The Fae have fascinated readers and writers alike for centuries, and they're enjoying a resurgence of late thanks to books like Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries.

Ruth Ozeki's fantastic book is neither form-fitting nor empty.