It’s June, and that means a whole new cohort of books coming out to load up on this month. We’ve got new books from…
Sorry, Han Solo and Mr. Sulu. Based on everything we know right now, you’ll never be able to punch a button and…
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In Slow Bullets, the latest novel from Alastair Reynolds, a soldier awakens on a prisoner ship far out in space,…
Looking for some awesome beach reads? Science fiction and fantasy have you covered. There’s a new Shannara book, a…
The more we learn about exoplanets and the physics of interstellar travel, the more daunting the prospect of…
The surprising news that NASA has discovered a potentially habitable planet orbiting Kapetyn's star, only 13 light…
So what if you need to siphon out a bit of your precious blood to make your winged buddy come to life? You can…
When we finally create artificial intelligences and supersmart robots, everybody expects the very next thing they'll…
Every month, you're asked to contribute to tons of worthy causes and crowdfunding projects. But this month's most…
Science fiction is the literature of discovery — and there are tons of great ways to come up with stories worth…
September's bookshelves strain under the weight of so much awesome. There are long-awaited sequels by Stephen King…
Hard to believe, but yes — Alastair Reynolds, author of Revelation Space and House of Suns, has written a Doctor Who…
November's books are bursting with excitement! There's futuristic pulp fiction, swashbuckling excitement, reimagined…
Two of the internet's coolest fiction magazines need your support right now. Strange Horizons is having its annual…
War and Space: Recent Combat, from editors Rich Horton and Sean Wallace is possibly one of the finest anthologies…
When you discuss the "new" space opera, one name comes up pretty often: that of Alastair Reynolds, whose Blue…
Alastair Reynolds is known for huge, sweeping space operas, like Revelation Space. So it's sort of fascinating that…