The creator of A Song of Ice and Fire talked to us about his new graphic novel ( Starport), his rapidly expanding share-universe series ( Wild Cards), his decades-long writing career, and more. 

Five new science fiction and fantasy novels will have you ignoring the April flowers and glued to the page.

George R. R. Martin catches us up on Wild Cards, Starport, The Winds of Winter, and more.

These SF books are in the running to be named the best of the year.

A professor of Byzantine studies delivers one of the most remarkable SF novels of 2019 so far.

Charlie Jane Anders follows her award-winning All the Birds in the Sky with a new sci-fi novel that questions what it means to be human. And it doesn't skimp on the feelings part either.

New books from award-winning authors, a Mars-set thriller, an ice age that threatens Earth, and dragons (so many dragons!) are among the best science fiction and fantasy books of March.

In between writing her own fantasy novels - including the recent bestseller and our own Best of the Month pick, The Priory of the Orange Tree - Samantha Shannon has been reading and loving these books.

Dragons, lost spaceships, shifters, aliens, heroism, and longing fill these compelling sci-fi and fantasy series that range from three books to 10.

The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of American announced the finalists for the 2018 Nebula Awards, one of the most famous awards in speculative fiction.

These five sci-fi and urban fantasy novels take the backdrop of the 20th century and add new players, new magic, and new cataclysms to the scene, setting the stage for can't-put-down reads.

Leopards, and spaceships, and dragons - oh, my!

A powerful satire set in 2030 keeps the tension cranked high as citizens are admonished to remain vigilant at all times.

Ann Leckie, Nicholas Sansbury Smith, Marko Kloos, and Kameron Hurley tell us why these new science fiction authors have won a spot on their bookshelves.

Hate to start a series until you're sure the author will keep writing it? Take heart, because January is chock-full of amazing sequels to heart-stopping book ones.