Talented newcomers plus veteran authors like John Scalzi and Catherynne M. Valente are set to upend our evening and weekends with these brand-new books hitting shelves in the next few months.

Time travel, military action on the moon, and a delightful World War I alternate history are among our top book picks this month for new science fiction and fantasy.

Slip on your headphones or pop in your earbuds and allow these excellent narrators to sweep you off to faraway worlds.

Science fiction and fantasy pioneer Ursula K. Le Guin passed away on Monday, January 22, 2018, after a rich lifetime of writing inventive, intelligent fiction and sharp-eyed nonfiction.

Six fantasy and science fiction series that will keep you flipping pages long after the rest of your household has gone to sleep.

If you happen to be stuck in bed with a head cold or the flu this month, these new science fiction and fantasy books will give you a good reason to linger until you're back in tip-top health.

Spring 2018 is shaping up to be a sci-fi lover's dream when it comes to book-to-screen adaptations. Here's what you have to look forward to.

V. E. Schwab, Kevin Hearne, and Katherine Arden suggest three talented newcomers to the fantasy and science fiction realm who should be put at the top of your TBR pile.

Martha Wells, Yoon Ha Lee, Delilah S. Dawson, and John Scalzi recommend new writers that have caught their attention.

The start of a fantastic new fantasy trilogy, and the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair dishes...

S. A. Chakraborty tells us how the history and folklore of the Middle East inspired her electrifying new fantasy novel, "The City of Brass"--our editors' favorite debut book of November.

Aaron Mahnke tells us about how his popular podcast began, the recent jump of "Lore" to books and TV, and whether he believes in ghosts.

In this edition, long overdue reads, a book to help you brave Mt. Rainier, a Man Booker finalist, and more...

The award-winning author of Feed and The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, M.T. Anderson talks about the novels that make his top five list, including The Three-Body Problem and a lost gem, The Genocides.

We talk with Patrick Rothfuss about the ten years since "The Name of the Wind," working with Lin-Manuel Miranda on getting the Kingkiller Chronicles to the screen, and Rothfuss's legendary bear sanctuary.