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Julian Winters: Championing Representation and Redefining Love in Fiction

Julian Winters has emerged as one of the most exciting voices in romance fiction. His stories are characterized by their exploration.

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Best New Sci-Fi Books

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Review: The Ministry of Time

A melancholy, clever, deeply human time-travel novel about bureaucracy, romance, and the people history forgets.

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Review: Space Brooms!

If you’ve ever wished that Hitchhiker’s Guide had more janitors and slightly more laser cows, Space Brooms! might be your new favourite thing.

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In Ascension by Martin MacInnes

What if the mysteries of the deep sea led us to discoveries far beyond Earth? In Martin MacInnes’s In Ascension, readers embark on a journey that begins in the ocean’s darkest depths and stretches into the vast unknown of space.

New Author Spotlight

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Heather O’Neill

Eiren Caffall

Kaliane Bradley

A.G. Rodriguez

Nicholas Binge

Richard Daniels

Best New Crime & Thriller Writers

The Murder Show by Matt Goldman

The Murder Show is a sleek, satisfying thriller with brains, heart, and bite. You’ll race through it—and then want to talk about it.

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The Collaborators by Michael Idov

The Collaborators is a brilliant, layered novel about art, power, and the lies we tell ourselves to survive. Funny, disturbing, and unsettlingly relevant.