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Percy Definitely Needs a Sword In the New Trailer for Percy Jackson and the OlympiansIt’s a rare and delightful thing when each trailer for an upcoming adaptation is even more appealing than the last. This third look...
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The Books That Keep Us Company for DecadesWhen I realized I was 60 pages from the end of Gregory Maguire’s The Witch of Maracoor , I kind of didn’t know what to do with myself. I put...
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Pedro Pascal Is Definitely Reed Richards, MaybeHas Pedro Pascal found his next daddy role? Maybe. Very possibly. Some say definitely. Entertainment Weekly says “might.” Pedro...
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A Haunting History in Tananarive Due’s The ReformatoryTananarive Due’s fiction abounds with restless spirits, frustrated immortals, and the boundary territories situated between life and death. In...
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Netflix Cancels Shadow and Bone, Ending the GrishaverseWe won’t be going back to Ravka. Or to Ketterdam, or—maybe most disappointingly—to the Ice Court. Netflix has cancelled Shadow and Bone...
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Elantris Reread: Chapters Forty and Forty-OneHappy reread Thursday, Cosmere Chickens! In this week’s installment, we finally reach the point in the story that many of us have been waiting...
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Tor Books Acquires The Silverblood Promise by James LoganStephanie Stein at Tor Books has acquired, at auction, North American rights to The Silverblood Promise by Orbit UK editor James Long,...
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Disney+ Will Inflict the Second Season of What If…? On Us for Nine Days StraightAs if the punctuation in that title wasn’t aggravating enough, now we have a new reason to be frustrated with Marvel’s multiversal...
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Read an Excerpt From The ReformatoryRobbie has a talent for seeing ghosts. But what was once a comfort to him has become a window to the truth of what happens at the...
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Strange Things Afoot in the Academic World: Here, and Only Here by Christelle DabosSome books with a high-concept hook at their core announce that hook up front. Walter Tevis’s Mockingbird makes its futuristic setting and...
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Monsters Sans Metaphor: Gemma Files’ “Grave Goods”Welcome back to Reading the Weird, in which we get girl cooties all over weird fiction, cosmic horror, and Lovecraftiana—from its historical...
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The Problem With For All Mankind’s Alt-History PoliticsShowrunner Ronald D. Moore characterizes For All Mankind as the alt-history foundation for Star Trek ’s utopian future. It’s a bold but...
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Warner Bros. and Director Tim Miller Are Heading to Space With Alien LegionEvery studio worth its salt needs a space franchise, no? Warner Bros. has taken a break from shelving finished films and announced plans for...
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The Lesson That Superhero TV Shows Keep LearningTwo pieces of news struck me recently. First, Superman and Lois is ending with its upcoming fourth season . This bums me out, because I...
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An Illustrated Edition of The House in the Cerulean Sea Is Coming from Grim Oak PressThe latest book to get the fancy, illustrated treatment from Grim Oak Press is T.J. Klune’s beloved The House in the Cerulean Sea ,...
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Five Must-Read SF Books Published in 2023When I totaled up my monthly review stats way back in September, I realized that I had lost focus on recent science fiction. Of the 174 works I...
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Dakota Johnson Sees the Future in the First Trailer for Madame WebThe Spider-Verse just keeps getting bigger. Kraven the Hunter may have gotten pushed back , but Madame Web is arriving in February, as...
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How I Learned to Love Beckett MarinerIf there is one ironclad law of Star Trek , it is this: Each new series, no matter how good it ends up being, will be received like a...
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A Heart Between TeethA new novelette set in the realms of Kerstin Hall’s acclaimed The Mkalis Cycle series. The 813th realm of Mkalis has fallen to a...
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Read an Extended Excerpt From The Kingdom of SweetsLight and dark—this is the cursed birthright placed upon Clara and Natasha by their godfather… We’re thrilled to share an...
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Red Like Roses, Red Like Blood: Mona Awad’s RougeIf you read Mona Awad’s Bunny , it probably lives rent-free in your head. The story of a very unusual MFA cohort, Bunny is creepy and bloody...
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Of Scoundrels and Sailors: Starman Jones by Robert A. HeinleinIn this bi-weekly series reviewing classic science fiction and fantasy books, Alan Brown looks at the front lines and frontiers of the field;...
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Running Down that Hill: On Trail-Running and WritingOne autumn in the late 1990s, part of a cross country course in Arizona burst into flames. No one knows how the fire started but it raged...
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Five Surprisingly Perfect Song and Sci-Fi Book PairingsAs an avid reader and watcher of science fiction, it’s really no surprise that I also love listening to music with a little sci-fi flair, as...
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Vital and Urgent: System Collapse by Martha WellsMartha Wells returns to the Murderbot Diaries with the seventh book, System Collapse . It begins immediately after the events of the fifth...
