From urban fantasy to military adventures, and from sasquatches to djinn, these are the stories science fiction and fantasy readers are looking forward to diving into this summer.

The best-selling author of "Divergent" shares how the mythology of the "chosen one" inspired her new novel.

In this month's best sci-fi and fantasy books, readers return to Panem, Murderbot is back, and a brand-new fantasy series gives readers a jolt.

Mermaids, mobsters, and Maus are among the books the editors will be spending quality time with this weekend.

We talk with best-selling sci-fi thriller author A. G. Riddle about putting humanity in peril in fiction and the parallels he sees to the real challenges we face today.

The Pulitzer Board announced the 2020 Prize winners in fiction, history, biography, general nonfiction, and poetry.

These rousing sci-fi and fantasy books currently in Kindle Unlimited provide adventure galore.

Human behavior during crisis, the great state of sci-fi writing today, and the odd parallels between The Last Emperox and the coronovirus pandemic are among the marvelous topics we tackle with John Scalzi.

These six new SF and fantasy novels will make you want to stay home.

Multi-award-winning author N. K. Jemisin talks about how New York City is the perfect place to set a fantastical novel, even as the Empire State Building is now lit up "like the Eye of Sauron."

The longest-running fan-voted awards in SF and fantasy, the Hugo Awards recently named the finalists for the 2020 awards, with the winners to be announced in August at a virtual convention.

Five different ways to get books instantly from Amazon or Audible, plus a bonus solution that might surprise you.

Looking for stimulating reads to recommend to your (now virtual) book club or to keep your brain limber? Try these Conversation Starters.

We're escaping to other worlds this weekend through stories about a journey in and out of hell's library, a soul-searching exploration of identity in India, the theater scene in 1940s New York, and more.

For those mourning canceled vacations, these true-life adventures with venomous snakes, capsizing boats, frostbite, and dangerous locals might convince you that home is actually not so bad a place to be.