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Readers who cut their teeth on YA and middle grade fantasy and SF will be thrilled to see adult and new adult titles from some of their favorite authors, including [...]

Authors change genres, characters travel through time and between worlds, and readers will find elements of fantasy, science fiction, horror, and the comedic and surreal all mixed together in these [...]

Offers information on several fiction books, particularly science fiction and fantasy books. "Monument," by Ian Graham; "Broken Angels," by Richard K. Morgan; "Cian of the Chariots," by William Henry Babcock; "For Two Nights Only," by Tom Holt; "Apparition Trail," by Lisa Smedman.

A list of the top 10 books in the science fiction, fantasy and horror genre for Fall 2015 is presented, including "The Fifth Season," by N. K. Jemisin, "Ghost Summer: Stories," by Tananarive Due and "The Heart Goes Last," by Margaret Atwood.

Presents an overview of several science fiction, fantasy and horror books. 'On a Planet Alien,' by Barry N. Malzberg; 'A Quest-Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic,' by Margaret Weis; 'The Minority Report,' by Philip K. Dick.

Tables are presented of the top 10 mystery, romance, science fiction, and fantasy best sellers for the period of April 7-May 4, 2014 which include "Daddy's Gone A Hunting" by Mary Higgins Clark, "Four Friends" by Robyn Carr, and "Dead Ever After" by Charlaine Harris.

Presents information on several science fiction, fantasy and horror books released in December 2001 and January 2002. 'The Gates to the Witch World'; 'Hamlet Dreams'; 'Bodyguard of Lightning'; 'The Complete Guide to Middle-Earth: From The Hobbit Through the Lord of the Rings and Beyond.'

Presents books about science fiction, fantasy and horror. "Anarchaos," by Donald E. Westlake; "Lost Lands of Witch World," by Andre Norton; "The Moon Pool," by A. Merritt.

The article reports on the relationship between the U.S. military and the genre fiction. Bay Books store owner Connie Lefever claims that science fiction is popular among young men service members, while military women are fond with urban fantasy and paranormal romance. On military bases, DVDs and video games are more popular than books, according to Operation Paperback founder Chrissy Honeywell.

This article focuses on the popularity of novels featuring prominent fantasy or supernatural elements. For decades, an imaginary but effective chain-link fence has divided the science fiction and fantasy genre from literary fiction, scaled every now and then by a few writers. Reflecting the rise of fantasy and science fiction in popular culture, literary writers like Michael Chabon and Jonathan Lethem ascended to the top of their field.

Presents information on fiction, science fiction and fantasy books from different publications. "The Complete Encyclopedia of Elves, Goblins, and Other Little Creatures," by Pierre Dubois, from Abbeville; "High Druid of Shannara: Straken," by Terry Brooks, from Del Rey; "The Ampara Project," by William Kotzwinkle, from Grove Press; "One Good Knight," by Mercedes Lackey, from Harlequin.

Provides information on several fantasy and science fiction books to be released in 2005. "Dead As a Doornail," by Charlaine Harris; "Shadowmarch," volume 1, by Tad Williams; "Knife of Dreams," by Robert Jordan.