5 SFF Books Featuring Memorable Trips
Buckle up, readers. Do you hear the call of the road? These authors did, except the routes they have planned involve stops that are decidedly elsewhere. Don’t forget to pack your map.
Buckle up, readers. Do you hear the call of the road? These authors did, except the routes they have planned involve stops that are decidedly elsewhere. Don’t forget to pack your map.
We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for TorCon 2020, and we hope you had as much fun as we did!
If you’re bummed you couldn’t make it to all of the activities, don’t worry, we’ve got your back. You can see the recordings of almost all of TorCon plus some short recaps below!
Love is in the air (or something like that), so we went on a mission around the office―to discover the Tor staff’s favorite science fiction and fantasy pairings. From Delilah Bard and her knives, to Drarry and beyond, things got wild.
Sometimes you’re just not in the mood to read about a hero on an epic journey. That’s why we created this list of books featuring characters who a bit more…morally ambiguous. Here are some villains we know you’ll love to root for!
Fourth of July weekend is almost here and that has us thinking about SUMMER VACATION! We’ve planned our trip and packed our bags. The car is gassed up and ready to go. But here’s the hardest part: what audiobook are we going to listen to on the drive? If we’re having this problem, we’re assuming…
Written by Neil Gaiman The subtle and nuanced work of Gene Wolfe has inspired an entire generation of writers. A number of them, including Neil Gaiman, have contributed stories to Shadows of the New Sun, an anthology honoring the man who has been a literary hero to so many. As Gaiman notes in the moving…
Starred Review: Shadows of the New Sun, edited by J.E. Mooney and Bill Fawcett “Hailed for literary style and range, SFWA Grand Master Wolfe (Home Fires) is paid tribute with 17 eclectic stories written in imitation or in answer to his own work, plus two original stories by Wolfe himself…. These and many other top-notch…
Neil Gaiman shares his favorite Frederik Pohl novel.