Speculative Fiction: The Unreal is Not Escapist
Speculation about Canada’s lack of speculative fiction can be put to rest. Together, these works showcase how richly the genre thrives across the landscape of Canadian literature b...
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Speculation about Canada’s lack of speculative fiction can be put to rest. Together, these works showcase how richly the genre thrives across the landscape of Canadian literature b...
Speculative fiction can show us the way to a better world, envisioning futures that are both achievable and optimistic. The post Five Books About Futures Worth Fighting For appeare...
The future is lesbian, or at least it can be in sapphic speculative fiction. Part of the power of speculative fiction is that it allows marginalized people to imagine worlds in whi...
There is an avalanche of speculative fiction coming out this summer that is absolutely perfect for crime readers, so much so that there is no possible way to round it all up, but I...
What the hell Is a human being, anyway? The post Five Books About Speculative Human Evolution appeared first on Reactor.
The future is now: enjoy five near-future sci-fi books before they're reality!
The supernatural is mundane in these must-read magical realism and fabulism novels, from historical fantasy inspired by Taino mythology to anticolonial spec fic.
There Is No Antimemetics Division explores how to survive when memories and meaning are malleable
This month's best stories include a frozen home, an AI book club, and a record deal that's too good to be true... The post Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: April 2026 appeared...
Post-spacetime physics refers to the idea that our familiar 4D spacetime is not fundamental but emerges from deeper structures—whether geometric (fiber bundles, higher-dimensional...
Once, very stoned around a campfire, I asked my friends what fire was. One scientifically minded member of the group offered a dutiful-if-also-stoned explanation about chemical bon...
The author talks about an intergalactic art heist by a group of underqualified misfits. What can go wrong? “At its heart, the novella is a meditation on ‘the culture of the cop...
When I describe my recent novel, The Redemption Center is Closed on Sundays, as a SFF mystery romance, people frequently ask, “Wasn’t it difficult writing a murder mystery?” Yes, i...
Helen Phillips, winner of the Climate Fiction prize for her novel Hum, on if stories can make a difference, her anxieties and writing about the climate
A decolonial heist fantasy, a Southern Gothic-inspired horror and a tale of two cities locked in a long-running war are among the entries shortlisted for this year’s Future Worlds...
Epic stories must feel fair and authentic to make us feel something. Even when we dive into a fantasy world with fire-breathing dragons or set off on a perilous space adventure, we...
Treat yourself to ten short reads to kick off the summer! The post Must Read Short Speculative Fiction — May 2026 appeared first on Reactor.
Imagining life among the stars, from space stations in crisis to a planet-sized shopping mall... The post Five Very Different Science Fictional Takes on Space Habitats appeared fir...
Give us more whodunnits in space like Yume Kitasei's inclusive and thrilling exploration of biracial identity, THE DEEP SKY.
For a new crop of novelists, optimism is not just a character trait — it’s the whole point.
Brandon Sanderson launches two new trilogies, plus new books from Paul Tremblay, T. Kingfisher, Pulitzer winner Daniel Kraus, and Critical Role.
It is there like a constant whisper, like a ceaseless gust of thought rustling through the canopy of the collective mind: the haunting sense that ours is a particularly difficult t...
When we make history fantastic, we remind ourselves that the future has not already been written The post Five Books That Make History Fantastic appeared first on Reactor.
Science fiction has a special place in our hearts. It... The post 6+ Must-Read Sci-Fi Anthologies (2026) Explore the Future of Science Fiction appeared first on Joelbooks.
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