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Dystopias, alternate histories, and epic fantasies turn the spotlight on politics, gender, race, and revolution. TOP 10 The City We Became N.K. Jemisin. Orbit, Mar. 24 ($28, ISBN 978-0-316-50984-8) Hugo [...]

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.

"Ballad for Jasmine Town" by Molly Ringle is a vivid urban fantasy that explores the collision between humans and fae. The protagonist, Rafi, is the son of two half-human parents who are considered fae by the government. Rafi, who is counted as human, struggles to find his place between the two worlds. When he meets Roxana, a matter-witch, they fall in love amidst increasing tensions between faeries and humans. Ringle's worldbuilding combines magic and modern technology, with a focus on the intimate relationship between Rafi and Roxana. This unique fantasy novel offers a refreshing change of pace for readers. [Extracted from the article]

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.