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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...
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...
Some of genre fictions most interesting stories live in the space where the scientific meets the supernatural... The post Five Science Fiction Novels That Flirt With the Supernatur...
The supernatural is mundane in these must-read magical realism and fabulism novels, from historical fantasy inspired by Taino mythology to anticolonial spec fic.
Speculative fiction and psychological suspense sit side by side on our list of essential escapist titles for summer.
Before starting to read this thread, the caption prompted thoughts of a humorous New Yorker style article, or a Borgesian short story. The Register of Unwanted Fiction Titles, and...
These queer speculative novels include tales of deadly dark academia, three-headed dragons space MOBY DICK, and more.
I wanted to write a book about death. Death touches all of us, to one degree or another, and then it catches everyone at the end. It’s difficult for most of us to contend with the...
This eerily prescient novel first hit bestseller lists 30 years after it's original publication.
In “Biological War,” Annie Jacobsen imagines society collapsing from a man-made plague—part of a wave of such prophecies. But what do we miss when we try to predict the future?
For the spring edition of our debut craft series, three debut authors—Alexa Yasemin Brahme, Sonia Feldman, and Vincent Yu—discuss in detail their journeys through writing about ima...
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...
Blood magic, the afterlife in a Korean bathhouse, a murder mystery by T. Kingfisher, and more await you in these 2027 fantasies.
Hollie Adams shines as the fantastic meets the hyper-realistic in her story collection Dear Humans (June). In Dennis Allen’s Indian Medicine (October), a collection of linked tales...
In Yahya bin Salam al Mundhiri’s three stories collected under the title A Brief Moment of Panic, published by Arab Publishing House, fear takes many forms: fear of loss, lonelines...
Some of my favorite books are not about the living, they’re about the dead. There’s just something about a good ghost story. Haunting and melancholic, terrifying and reflective—a g...
Matthew Medney, author of Existence Equation, recommends three of the most thought-provoking science fiction novels ever written.
Years ago, Neal Stephenson argued that contemporary science fiction was too focused on nihilism and apocalyptic scenarios. As an example, the Walking Dead was compared unfavorably...
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