Enjoyed Dune? The Amazon Books editors have some recommendations for your next epic read.

October brings a wealth of amazing new sci-fi and fantasy this month, from Rebecca Roanhorse, V.E. Schwab, Naomi Novik, P. Djèlí ­Clark, and more.

This month, thanks to Prime Day, you can select two new pre-release Kindle books for $1.99, or two free if you’re a Prime member.

Three sisters make good trouble when they use their supernatural powers to support the suffragette movement, John Grisham continues a popular series he started 31 years ago (!), and Sarah Smarsh celebrates the "organic feminism" of Dolly Parton.  

A number of books by speculative fiction author Brandon Sanderson are now available in Kindle Unlimited, allowing members to immerse themselves in glorious new worlds.

Every month brings a new set of Kindle Monthy Deals. Here are some of the latest.

The author of the beloved Eragon fantasy novel now leaps into science fiction with his fast-paced To Sleep in a Sea of Stars.

A recent review of Kindle Unlimited caught my attention.

Kindle Unlimited is celebrating our freedom to read during Banned Books Week (September 27th to October 3rd).

Fans named their favorite sci-fi and fantasy books. See who won.

See why the origin story of Thrawn, an original new fantasy series set in an empire of islands, and a deadly space salvage operation are among the Amazon Books editors' favorite new sci-fi and fantasy reads of the month.

New series starters will give readers happy goose bumps this fall, while an epic fantasy finale might prompt some damp eyes among longtime fans. Discover the can't-miss sci-fi and fantasy books of this fall.

As the fall promises to be a real-life roller coaster ride, these future fiction best sellers offer readers a thrilling escape.

If you’re a fan of supernatural fiction—or if you want nonfiction guidance on how to develop your own powers—try these five books currently in Kindle Unlimited that reveal new, otherworldly adventures.

Everyone's newest backyard buddy is showing up on book covers this year. (No, not squirrels.)