Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, and Other Speculative Fiction
Love is love, even (and especially) in space. Today, we’re bringing you some of our favorite SFF titles that feature LGBTQ+ characters on intergalactic adventures, including A Memory Called Empire, Gideon the Ninth, and Empress of Tomorrow. Check it out here!
We know OTP means One True Pairing but we have so many pairings we cannot help but stan. We love action, adventure, space battles, lazer fire, galactic empire–pretty much everything about sci-fi. But we’re also suckers for a bit of romantic tension. So romantic tension in space? *Chef’s kiss* *Literal stars in our eyes* Here’s a list of some of our favorite recent space!ships.
Some fantasy protagonists aren’t in the hero business, they’re in the EMPIRE business. Here’s a run-down of some of our favorites.
Spring has sprung and that means new eBook deals for the month of March! Check out what Tor eBooks you can grab for $2.99 throughout the entire month below
So we sat down our Magic X Mayhem authors (Actually we sent them emails–they may have been sitting?) and asked about their favorite distractions from writing and editing the work we love so much.
See Cora Carmack, Hank Phillippi Ryan, Arkady Martine, and more on tour this month!
Some fantasy worlds leave us aching for a passport to another world. Some futures seem worth skipping the present for. Others…not so much. We asked our Magic X Mayhem authors which SFF worlds they would most and least like to try out and—not to sound like a lousy clickbait article—some of their answers might surprise…
We’re a thief in a haunted space castle with a Hand of Glory who’s definitely fomenting rebellion. Who are you? Learn more about the books of #magicXmayhem: Magic for Liars by Sarah Gailey Dragonslayer by Duncan M. Hamilton Middlegame by Seanan McGuire The Ascent to Godhood by JY Yang The Gurkha and the Lord…
Start reading Empress of Forever by Max Gladstone!
Welcome to a year of Magic X Mayhem. 2019 is a year for breaking all the rules. Gone are the days of simple good-versus-evil narratives; these are complicated times that call for complicated characters.