Books
Since the invention of the printing press, books are a gateway to new worlds and new universes. Let us guide you through the world of publishing with the latest news, most insightful analysis, and genuine love of stories that every bibliophile is looking for.
This week, we got the release of Aconyte’s newest Marvel prose novel, Xavier’s Institute: Liberty and Justice for All, by Carrie Harries. The novel focuses on two students that Brian Michael Bendis created during his […]
When people think of Geralt of Rivia, most don’t consider the Witcher to have a disability. He is a fighter who can take down giant monsters, and bed sexy ladies immediately afterwards. The rippling muscles […]
Ta-Nehisi Coates is a bit of a renaissance author. A MacArthur Genius fellow; a respected journalist, as well as an author of popular non-fiction books. Coates is also the author of genre fiction and comic […]
This year’s World Fantasy Convention was held virtually last weekend. The convention is an annual event that has been running since 1975 to honor excellence in the fantasy genre. This year’s judges were Gwenda Bond, […]
We interrupt your regularly scheduled genre news programming for an important message. The world is on fire. A plague ravages a nation that once stood tall atop the ashes of former world powers. Evil forces […]
Author Rebecca Roanhorse is not new to genre fiction. She is known around these parts for her Star Wars novel that was published last year. But she is also the author of several fantasy books. Her […]
Witches get a bad rap in culture, history, and the media. Centuries of religious persecution and superstition (not to mention misogyny) have often cast witches as evil. Crones, temptresses, and shape-shifting demons. However with the […]
Amidst the controversy surrounding the Hugo Awards, and the World Fantasy Convention a new convention rises. This year saw the first ever virtual convention from FIYAH Magazine that culminated in their Igynyte awards ceremony. Authors […]
Fantasy author V.E. Schwab is on a hot streak right now. Earlier this month saw the release of her new novel The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, that was immediately optioned for a film adaptation. Schwab’s […]
The idea of a character who feeds on emotion is so common that it’s become a trope. Most of the time, this kind of character is like Pennywise, a creature who feeds on fear. In […]
