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Legends in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Like the Sun Eater Series

Fans of Hadrian Marlowe will enjoy these tales of war, revenge, and valor.

Joe Abercrombie on The Devils and His Best Writing Advice

Lord Grimdark's latest is a Papal Suicide Squad full of antiheroes and bloody comedy.

Glory, Vengeance, and Duty in Books Like The Shadow of the Gods

Dead gods and monsters abound in Gwynne's latest epic fantasy series.

30 Epic Books Like The Name of the Wind

These grand tales will sweep you away just like Patrick Rothfuss’s Kingkiller Chronicle saga.

Summery Sci-Fi/Fantasy That Bring the Heat

Enjoy the dog days with beach reads, desert battles, and glistening sea adventures.

Is Gregory Maguire's Elphie as Wonderful as Wicked?

Gregory Maguire released a new Elphaba book this spring. 

Atmospheric Horror Like What Moves the Dead

These dark and disturbing tales will keep you up at night.

The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the 1990s

The '90s were a special time for speculative fiction. 

8 Books Like Katherine Addison's The Goblin Emperor

If you need something to read while you wait for the next installment of The Chronicles of Osreth, try these titles.

Books like The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea

Old legends come to life in these fantastic retellings.

20 of Our Favorite Urban Fantasy Books

These fantasy titles blend magic with a contemporary urban setting.

How I Would Edit The Stormlight Archive Book 5, Wind and Truth

The bestselling conclusion to the first arc of Sanderson’s magnum opus has come to a close.

9 of Our Favorite Fantasy Series for Children

You’re never too old for these spellbinding tales.

What's the Difference Between Hard Magic and Soft Magic?

These examples can help make sense of the divide between different types of magic systems.

Q&A: TJ Klune on His Career Journey and Favorite Writing Advice

The bestselling author of queer fantasy favorites celebrated the re-release of The Bones Beneath My Skin in February.