Science Fiction & Fantasy

“You have to know what happens!”

Mari Mancusi takes on one of the less common creatures in young adult sagas: the dragon and goes on a rip-roaring tear with it.

“. . . a witty narrative . . .”

“. . . clever, tongue-in-cheek entertainment with a couple of unexpected twists . . .”

“. . . The set-up is delicious . . . [but] Manuscript Found in Accra lacks one of the most fundamental elements of the classic novel: a story.”

“Every dog has its day . . . now the werewolves are having theirs.” 

Mr. Brown confounds and intrigues with a fast-paced tale that won’t disappoint with all its twists and turns.

“. . . fast-paced and raw.”

Chuck Wendig (Blackbirds, 2012) returns with a new Miriam Black adventure.

“. . . I’m not convinced it was even worth turning to the second page.”

“Conjure is a sweet, adventure-packed romp for young teen readers.”

“A pulp story with a more mature and thoughtful edge.”

“. . . required reading for fans not only of science fiction, but of the short story form as well.”

“. . . part family saga, part space opera, and part DaVinci Code thriller.”

“. . . an addicting read. . . . N. K. Jemisin knows exactly what she’s doing as a fantasy writer.”