20 Science Fiction & Fantasy Novels To Read Now

by Eiren Caffall

Gripping, beautifully descriptive, and likely to stay with you. Full review >

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by Nnedi Okorafor

All-out Okorafor—her best yet. Full review >

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by Erika Swyler

Singularly stunning and stunningly singular. Full review >

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by Molly O'Neill

Full of magic, but even more heart. Full review >

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by M.R. Carey

A dark and hopeful fable with obvious contemporary resonance. Full review >

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by Amal El-Mohtar

A book you’ll want to revisit like a favorite song, especially once you know the words to sing along. Full review >

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by Cory O'Brien

This used to be labeled “cyberpunk.” Some believe it’ll be called “real life,” sooner or later. Full review >

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by Constance Fay

A wildly entertaining space adventure explores the nature of love and humanity. Full review >

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by Silvia Park

A messy, visionary debut. Full review >

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by Olivia Waite

An engaging novella that combines cozy-mystery charm with the edginess of high-tech SF. Full review >

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by John Scalzi

A ridiculous concept imbued with gravity, charm, humor, plausible cynicism, and pathos—and perhaps the merest touch of spite. Full review >

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by Daryl Gregory

Big-hearted, generous, and beautifully written. Full review >

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by Stacy Nathaniel Jackson

A daring Afrofuturist debut that just scratches the surface of its own astonishing futures. Full review >

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by Isaac Fellman

Expansive and empathetic, this novel is a stunner. Full review >

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by A.E. Osworth

A charming, magical romp with a focus on the importance of finding and building queer community. Full review >

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