Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, and Other Speculative Fiction
Shoot, the latest in Loren D. Estleman’s Valentino mysteries, follows Valentino, a mild-manner film archivist at UCLA and sometime film detective. At the closing party for the Red Montana and Dixie Day museum, Valentino is approached by Red Montana, western film and television star. Red is being blackmailed over the existence of a blue film…
Prime Time is the first book in the award-winning, out-of-print Charlotte McNally series by Hank Phillippi Ryan, now repackaged for her many new fans! In the cutthroat world of television journalism, seasoned reporter Charlotte McNally knows that she’d better pull out all the stops or kiss her job goodbye. But it’s her life that might…
Tia Suarez jumped off the pages in Neal Griffin‘s debut novel, Benefit of the Doubt. Now she takes center stage in her own story, A Voice from the Field, a gripping thriller about human trafficking in the U.S. Gunther Kane and his white supremacist group are using forced prostitution to finance the purchase of automatic…
Here’s what went on sale today! Doom of the Dragon by Margaret Wells and Tracy Hickman In three previous novels, Skylan Ivorson overcame obstacles that would have defeated a lesser man, rising from obscurity to become the Chief of Chiefs of the fearsome Vindrasi who sail their living dragonships far and wide to raid and…
Sneak Peek: Nightfall Over Shanghai It’s 1944 and the Japanese are losing the war, but Shanghai is more dangerous than ever, particularly for the Adler family. After fleeing Nazi Europe, Dr. Franz Adler and his teenage daughter, Hannah, have adjusted to life in their strange adopted city, but they are now imprisoned in the Shanghai…
Written by Susan Dennard Because I’m currently writing the second book in the Witchlands series (titled Windwitch), I thought I’d discuss maps. Why? Because maps are really, really important in storytelling. I don’t care what genre you’re writing—knowing Where Things Are not only helps the drafting process, but it also helps ground the story. Even…
Written by Charlie Jane Anders I’m basically a total hypocrite. I go on these fire-breathing rants all the time at io9.com about the lack of good villains in pop culture. I’ve typed the phrase “an adventure story is usually only as good as its villain” so many times, my fingers cramp up when I even…
It’s January, and that means it’s time to make New Year’s resolutions! Sure, we all really want to start eating healthy and working out. But what about your reading resolutions? We thought we’d kick off 2016 by sharing our own reading resolutions. Whether it’s picking up that classic we’ve always wanted to read, trying a…
Tor/Forge authors are on the road in January! Once a month, we’re collecting info about all of our upcoming author events. Check and see who will be coming to a city near you: Susan Dennard, Truthwitch Monday, January 11 Books of Wonder Also with Alexandra Bracken. Moderated by Erin Bowman. New York, NY 6:00 PM…