Frankissstein deals with the future of transhumanism–the idea that we can create immortality for our consciousnesses beyond our bodies… read more

The stories in this collection cover a variety of common sci-fi and fantasy elements, but Pinsker offers a unique spin on familiar tropes to explore new ideas… read more

2º is a thought-provoking read that might prompt readers to assess their carbon footprint…. read more

Famous Men Who Never Lived is a wonderful example of how fiction can illuminate reality—and a stark reminder that we are all human, deserving of dignity and respect, no matter the country or dimension from which we come…. read more

“The mission was to create a science fiction and fantasy magazine where everything published was queer in some way.”… read more

David Levithan’s Someday presents a fascinating exploration of physicality and romance… read more

That Inevitable Victorian Thing is billed as a young adult book, but as is often the case with this category, older readers will also enjoy this inventive royal coming-of-age fairy tale… read more

Gallaway’s #gods is an ambitious, finely wrought novel that uses a variety of voices and innovative styles to explore issues of faith, religion, and connection in the modern world… read more

Dreams haunt Samantha Blackwell. At seventeen, she carries a heavy emotional load. She has a deadbeat father who only shows up when he wants something and no memory of the mother who died when Samantha was a toddler. At least she’s had her loving grandparents, Leola and Thomas Christos, to care for her, but their… read more

A seamless blend of fantasy and Latinx culture, Labyrinth Lost feels both strikingly authentic and badly needed… read more