We’re All Mad Here
Fatigued with reality? Here is a frabjous list of different ways to find yourself in the nonsensical world of Wonderland.
Sci-Fi Now
New science fiction from some new authors and some of your old favorites.
Forest of a Thousand Lanterns
Julie C. Dao weaves a tale that shapes a young peasant girl into the legendary Evil Queen, and watching the dark journey is both heartbreaking and glorious.
It’s All In a Name
Stop, look and read!
The Cruel Prince
This is not your average faerie tale, Black paints a dark, but fantastical picture of a faerie kingdom where anything can happen.
New African American Fiction
These new titles can satisfy your urge to laugh, or cry; sing or dance; solve a mystery or search for justice; even learn about the past or explore the future.
Don’t Miss These April 2018 Releases
The reviews for these titles are so intriguing we want to give you an opportunity to get your requests in early.
The Language of Thorns
Consisting of six stories, Leigh Bardugo has created an updated take on the typical fairy tale, and reworked them to show the harsh realities of life: not everything has a happy ending.
Deadly Curiosities: Or How Antiques can Kill
Combining the antique business and magic may seem a bit odd, but Deadly Curiosities pulls it off superbly. If you enjoy urban fantasy, read this.
The City of Brass
Delve into the legendary city of brass, Daevabad, where every Arabian night could be your last.