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How the real Taiwan inspired the fantasy in Dragon in Chains
The real Taiwan and China inspired the fantastical world of Daniel Fox's book.
Kitty and the Dead Man's Hand puts werewolves in Vegas, baby!
The latest in Carrie Vaughn's series happens in Sin City.
How Bakker's Judging Eye sees around the usual pitfalls
The epic fantasy tries to avoid the mistakes of the genre.
What's Godzilla got to do with Hiroshima?
James Morrow tackles Japan's most famous monster of filmland.
VIZ Media to launch Haikasoru to bring Japanese SF to America
The manga publisher will branch out into Japanese SF and fantasy.
End of the Century seeks the secret myth behind King Arthur
The fantasy book wonders why there are such similarities among ancient myths?
Steel Remains mixes noir and fantasy, with a big twist
This epic fantasy novel has a non-traditional hero.
Judgement Day takes another walk on the Nightside
The latest installment in the Nightside series features an omnipotent nemesis.
Spiral Hunt uncovers the secret of this hidden magic order
The fantasy book wonders: If magic existed, why wouldn't magicians rule the world?
Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book wins Newbery Medal
Neil Gaiman's children's book is one of several winners of American Library Association awards.
Author reveals Evil Ways' connection to Dracula
The hero of Justin Gustainis's new novel,Evil Ways, descends from Bram Stoker's Dracula.
We have the nominees for the British Science Fiction Association awards
The nominees for the BSFA Awards are named.
Vikings and dragons: Why Bones works as fantasy
The authors of Bones of the Dragon explain how they create their fantasy worlds.
Mind Over Ship asks: What would a thousand years in space feel like?
The second installment in David Marusek's series imagines the voyage to colonize a new Earth.
Daemon's viral success mirrors its storyline
The story, about an automated virus that takes over the world, might apply to the book's own path to success.
Pandemonium wins Crawford Award
Pandemonium by Daryl Gregory is the winner of this year's William L. Crawford Award.
Gears of the City imagines an impossible urban landscape
Gears of the City is set in an infinite city whose geography is beyond comprehension.
We delve into J.R.R. Tolkien's upcoming Sigurd and Gudrun
The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrun by J.R.R. Tolkien will be published in May.
Hellblazer inspired Hanover's Unclean Spirits
Daniel Abraham's Unclean Spirits owes its genesis to Hellblazer.
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