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October brings some of the coolest, cruelest, sharpest, nastiest fiction of the year, and the world of translated literature is no exception. The following titles are as brutal as...
The October 2026 Locus magazine, issue #789, has interviews with Stephen King, Tananarive Due, and Paul Tremblay. The issue includes a feature on horror with spotlights by K. Ancru...
We're starting off spooky season with dark fairy tales, cannibalism, and revenge... The post Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: August 2026 appeared first on Reactor.
The inaugural volume in Allan Kaster’s new The Year’s Top Science Fiction series will be released October 16. Kaster says this is “An unabridged collection showcasing the best scie...
MILESTONES WENDY N. WAGNER is stepping down as editor-in-chief of Nightmare Magazine and senior editor of Lightspeed to focus on her own writing. Founding editor John Joseph Adam...
The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle; As You Wake, Break the Shell by Becky Chambers; The Eye of Goliath by Diego Muzzio; Our Cut of Salt by Deena HelmThe Ballad of Black Tom...
MILESTONES REBECCA MATTE has joined kt literary. She was previously at Bradford Literary Agency. MEGAN LALLY is now represented by Joanna Volpe of New Leaf Literary & Media. La...
(1) EMILY ST. JOHN MANDEL Q&A. The LA Times interviews the author about her latest dystopian novel: “Emily St. John Mandel’s Exit Party is heading to TV with Emma Stone attache...
I have 4 horror reviews in the October 2026 print issue of Booklist, plus a single online review of 4 novellas in a series on Booklist Online. Eight books for you to read about and...
The Aldiss Award 2026 Short List was announced on September 29. The Aldiss Award, dedicated to celebrating exceptional world-building in science fiction and fantasy across literatu...
Spooky season has arrived, and that means two things: Romances that make the perfect Halloween treat, and the beginning of the December holiday romance wave. All of these books fal...
(1) UKRANIAN PROTAGONIST FEATURES IN SCHROEDER COLLECTION. Richard Horton reviews Karl Schroeder’s new collection, all of his stories about Gennady Malianov: “Heavy ‘light stories’...
My October 2026 Horror Review Column is now live on the LJ site and in the current issue of the print magazine! In this post I have gathered the titles with my three words and li...
Ten of the best speculative stories from September — including some written in non-traditional formats. The post Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: September 2026 appeared first...
Every Sunday during 31 Days of Horror, I will have links that I have gathered throughout the week to share here. And yes, I know it is Monday, but today is a holiday here in Americ...
(1) STOKERCON 2027 ADDS GOH. StokerCon, the Horror Writers Association’s annual event, announced its final GoH on Facebook today: The Horror Writers Association and StokerCon are p...
The Best Science Fiction of the Year: 2025, edited by Neil Clarke, will be published in November. Preorders are being taken here.) The cover features art by Colie Wertz. Clarke not...
"MAKE A LIST, CHECK IT TWICE… BECAUSE WE’RE CHOPPING OFF HEADS BOTH NAUGHTY AND NICE!" "You Better Watch Out! For the Third Year Running, EC and Oni Press Present 56 Pages of Head-...
Halloween is a night of costumes, candy, bonfires, and ancient traditions, but when darkness falls, some legends refuse to stay buried.Travel to forgotten towns where impossible ri...
(1) BRITISH FANTASY AWARDS. The complete “British Fantasy Awards 2026 Winners” are named at this File 770 link. (2) ALDISS AWARD. “Tasha Suri Wins Aldiss Award 2026” – details in F...
October is spooky season! But that doesn’t mean crime fans won’t have plenty to savor in the month ahead. In particular, October is positively stacked with heavy-hitters in the noi...
(1) HWA HONORS LINDA D. ADDISON. The Horror Writers Association announced yesterday on Facebook that they have renamed the HWA Diversity Grant. Announcing the Linda D. Addison Dive...
Helen Marshall’s The Lady, the Tiger and the Girl Who Loved Death is the winner of the 2026 Sunburst Award. The award celebrates the best in Canadian fantastika published during th...
Every Sunday during 31 Days of Horror, I will have links that I have gathered throughout the week to share here. Booklist Backlist: Leave a Light On-- a list from the September iss...
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