Science Fiction & Fantasy

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“this graphic novel’s reach extends more to the adult reader than those of a much younger age”

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“King of Ashes is the entertaining beginning to a welcome new series by a fantasy great.”

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“Sisyphean is a challenging read, but love it or leave it, one will come away with a deep admiration for its ideas, genre boundary breaking, immersive world-buildi

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“a thriller wrapped in the deadly solitude of space with a determined heroine who refuses to give up.”

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“a thriller wrapped in the deadly solitude of space with a determined heroine who refuses to give up”

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“the tale of a man who’s offered what many of us say we’d like to have: a chance to do it over again, and again, and again . . .”

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Sixteen people are found brutally murdered in an illegal gambling club in Angra Dastrelas, the corrupt capital city of the corporate-owned planet Gattis.

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“Then again, true love required so much more than the boy-meets-girl stuff—and mutual attraction was the easy part.”

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“witty, satirical, and hilarious with a delicious quiver of crime noir hovering over all”

A pretty girl, a bartender, and a deadly snake meet up in a bar . . .

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“a different kind of story of a girl and her dog.”

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“an enthralling account that stands out from the pack of environmental literature.” 

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“In Queen Phela, authors Golden and Lebbon have created a female villain rivaling Lady Macbeth.”

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“Both youngsters and adults alike will be thrilled by Nick’s trials and tribulations and how he rises above them.”

“I’m not old enough to cope with this.”

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Six years after the collapse of “the Feed”—the futuristic Internet wired into people's brains—due to a surprise attack on humanity by mysterious, homicidal body snatchers, Tom, Kate, their daughter

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“A powerful and thought-provoking story filled with the use of Native American legends and arcane magic.”

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“A brilliant and fanciful young adult novel inspired by the supposed survival of Anastasia, daughter of the last Romonov ruler of Russia.”

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The United States has passed the Personhood Amendment, giving fertilized human eggs full legal rights as citizens. As a result, abortion is banned.

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When you have an imagination like Gareth Powell’s, you must write or paint or otherwise vent that imagination through art so your head won’t explode.

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Gluttony Bay is the sixth book in the Sin du Jour Affair by Matt Wallace, preparing fans for the Martini Shot of the series.

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“a haunting story of one man’s determination to assuage his grief by keeping the dead alive and another man’s struggle to give them peace.”

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“page-flipping race to see who survives and who dies on the lunar surface . . .”

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“an offbeat, occasionally absurd but haunting tale of life, death, heartbreak, and ultimately, redemption . . .”

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It’s the future; humankind is extinct, prey to the “Slow Plague,” an amalgam of all the ills flesh is heir to, “manifested in myriad diseases, lethal allergies, and physiological disorders.”

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“If William Gibson, Michael Connelly, and Neil Gaiman wrote a series, it might end up looking like The Familiar.”

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Markswoman introduces a bright new series to fantasy fiction. It’s a strong start, but it comes with a hitch.

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