Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, and Other Speculative Fiction
Tor/Forge authors are on the road in February! Once a month, we’re collecting info about all of our upcoming author events. Check and see who’ll be coming to a city near you: Elizabeth Bear, Karen Memory Thursday, February 12 Pandemonium Books and Games Also with Scott Lynch Cambridge, MA 7:00 PM James Grady, Last Days…
Come meet author Mary Pat Kelly on tour for her novel, Of Irish Blood! Here’s where you can find Mary: Wednesday, February 4: Barnes & Noble Upper West Side New York, NY 7:00 PM Saturday, February 7: Neil Shanahan Educators Seminar: Irish and Irish American Women in the Development of the Modern World Panel Discussion with Irish…
Read an excerpt of The Exile, a new suspenseful urban fantasy from C.T. Adams, publishing March 10th. CHAPTER 1 Brianna woke before the alarm to the smell of fresh coffee and the sound of her roommate puttering in the kitchen. She couldn’t see what Pug was up to, but from the sound of it he was…
“…Schickel makes a clever statement about the illusion of popularity and the power of trusting yourself.” Katie Schickel’s Housewitch got a starred review in Booklist! Here’s the full review, from the January 1 issue: In this enchanting debut novel, Schickel tells a tale of family and community with a magical twist. Allison Darling spent most…
A Darker Shade of Magic goes on sale on February 24, but we’re offering the chance to read it early! Kell is one of the last Travelers—magicians with a rare, coveted ability to travel between parallel universes—as such, he can choose where he lands. There’s Grey London, dirty and boring, without any magic, ruled by a mad…
It’s not a costume, it’s Leanna Renee Hieber’s day job! A look at how day jobs can affect writing.
Look at the world in Finn Fancy style, with author Randy Henderson.
Written by Kristen Simmons As a writer of dystopian fiction, I’m often asked about the state of the genre—where I see it heading, and if the market is oversaturated. The problem as I see it is this: dystopian stories (and I’m speaking primarily about young adult dystopian fiction here) hit a wave of popularity several…