The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle is a landmark in fantasy, a work that has had a far-ranging impact on prose in the genre. But of course, you probably know that.
The Steerswoman by Rosemary Kirstein is a delightful fantasy novel where not all about the story's setting, or the main characters, meets the eye.
Fantasy Horror
30 Days of Reviews: Our Talons Can Crush Galaxies by Brooke Bolander
November 2, 2016
"Our Talons Can Crush Galaxies" is Brooke Bolander's latest story in Uncanny Magazine — an angry, snarling, righteous piece of work.
Voting for the 2016 Hugo Awards ends today. If, like me, you're filling out your ballot at the last minute, here's a look at what I'm voting for and why.
The Ultra Fabulous Glitter Squadron Saves the World Again is a story collection well worth reading if you're looking for something with glitter, mayhem, attitude, and ass-kicking trans characters.
An Alphabet of Embers is an anthology of "very short tales and prose poems showcasing evocative and startling language" — and how.
The 2015 Hugo Awards were a clusterfuck, but that just means more readers need to join the conversation. So here's who I'm nominating for the 2016 Hugos.
Trilogies are a hard thing to pull off, and it seems like The Broken Kingdoms and The Kingdom of Gods by N.K. Jemisin are an exercise in diminishing returns.
