The alien invasion is well underway before we even notice it in Tade Thompson’s Rosewater trilogy, which continues in The Rosewater Insurrection—the sequel to the British Science Fiction Award-nominated original. By the conclusion of that book, we’d received as clear a history as possible on the alien dome that had suddenly appeared in the middle of a […]
During this last week of black history month (and all year round, for that matter), we’re celebrating some of our favorite recent sci-fi and fantasy novels that explore worlds inspired by African nations and traditions, past, present and future. By taking inspiration from the lands, peoples, folklores, and varied histories of Africa, these writers reveal […]
In the first book, Molly found an… unexpected way to cure herself, but it would appear the method didn’t take—or so we assume: this year, Molly returns in The Survival of Molly Southbourne, and today, we’re showing off the cover. Find it below the official summary, and place your preorders for the book’s July 9 […]
As the real world grows each day stranger by leaps and bounds, the skewed secondary worlds, fantastical lands, and alternate histories that are the realms of science fiction and fantasy have only grown more vital, not only as a means of escape from blaring headlines, political turmoil, and the crescendo of climate change, but as […]
For two decades, Jim Killen has served as the science fiction and fantasy book buyer for Barnes & Noble. Every month on Tor.com and the B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog, Jim shares his curated list of the month’s best science fiction & fantasy books. What’s your top new SFF book in September?
