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.

In this edition, something for Star Wars and superhero fans, a modern-day retelling of King Lear, a chilling exposé from a storied whistle-blower, and more...

Two very different debut fantasy novels, a brilliant overturning of social hierarchy, monsters galore, an insidious fungus, and Ann Leckie's return to the universe of the Imperial Radch are among our top picks of the month of Octobe

At the very beginning of her 11-city tour, we spoke with Ann Leckie about her new book that follows her prize-winning Imperial Radch series, what she's been reading, and what a shelf full of awards means for her writing life.

We couldn't have been happier for Jeff VanderMeer. Until now.

Revisit a bygone, not exactly innocent era of publishing with jackets from Paperbacks from Hell, Grady Hendrix's ode to the "classic" horror fiction of the '70s and '80s.

Settle into longer nights with these ten highly anticipated science fiction and fantasy books.

Princess Leia, nobles who can kill with bloodred shadows, a robot assassin who dreams of autonomy, and much more can be found in our favorite science fiction and fantasy books of September.

It's been 35 years since the movie. Have you read the book?

Craft Sequence series author Max Gladstone asks Sarah Gailey about her hippo-augmented alternate history of the American south. Brace yourself.

Teleportation is a tricky thing.... Tal M. Klein answers questions about instantaneous travel and whether or not it's the safest way to send the Mona Lisa--or you--from place to place.

In this edition, a laugh-out-loud book from the "Midwest’s biggest nerd," the highly-anticipated follow-up from the author of The Martian, and a cookbook for those of you with a sweet tooth...

Seven books and series to fill the long months between seasons of Game of Thrones.

In this edition, life on the International Space Station, a look at the lyrics and creative process of the singer of Screaming Trees, tech-induced depression, and more.

New Star Wars books hitting shelves on September 1 will set fans' feet on the path toward The Last Jedi.