The Best Books of 2020: Science Fiction & Fantasy!
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These are Stevereads picks for stand out science fiction & fantasy in 2020.
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To Hold Up the Sky by Cixin Liu
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A powerful short story collection from Chinese science fiction master Cixin Liu.
Read MoreThe Unfinished Tales of JRR Tolkien
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For its fortieth anniversary, Christopher Tolkien’s assemblage of his father’s miscellaneous unfinished tales gets a magnificently illustrated new edition.
Read MorePiranesi by Susanna Clarke
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The slim new novel by author of “Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell” is about a man living in a house that’s an ecology unto itself.
Read MoreBradbury Beyond Apollo by Jonathan Eller
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Biographer Johnathan Eller concludes his massive biography of science fiction legend Ray Bradbury.
Read MoreThe Big Book of Modern Fantasy, edited by Ann & Jeff Vandermeer
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A stuffed, generous collection of post-WWII fantasy stories from around the world.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Higher Frontier by Christopher Bennett
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Miranda Jones returns to help Captain Kirk & crew prevent a war of extermination.
Read MoreCrescent City: House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas
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YA superstar Sarah J. Maas has written an 800-page new fantasy novel full of the supernatural action and long-odds love her legion of fans have come to expect. But will those fans get carded at the door?
Read MoreWoven in Moonlight by Isabel Ibañez
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Isabel Ibañez’s debut YA fantasy novel draws on the riches of Bolivian culture to tell its story royal intrigue and revenge.
Read MoreThe Best Books of 2019: Science Fiction and Fantasy!
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Stevereads science fiction and fantasy, and recommends the year’s best.
Read MoreNotes for a Star Trek Bibliography: The Antares Maelstrom
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Cox not only captures well the feeling of a frontier boom-town but also clearly enjoys himself injecting a little Deadwood-style hyperbole into the speech of his many seedy characters
Read MoreThe Big Book of Classic Fantasy
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There is indeed a banquet in these pages, with selections ranging broadly across time and languages.
Read MoreFall, or, Dodge in Hell By Neal Stephenson
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A fascinating fictional exploration of post-Singularity consciousness lumbering around in a foam fat suit.
Read MoreDelta-v by Daniel Suarez
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Delta-V never falters because it never doubts its own storytelling virtue.
Read MoreThe Very Best of the Best: 35 Years of the Year's Best Science Fiction
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The science fiction world now has this one last hefty volume of wonders as a reminder of a great editor now gone.
Read MoreThe Winter of the Witch by Katherine Arden
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The final entry in the Winternight trilogy, this novel blends both the political intrigue of the second novel and whimsical nature of the first.
Read MoreThrough Fiery Trials by David Weber
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This is a continuation of the Safehold series by an author to stick with, a modern-day version of Golden Age SF.
Read MoreBloody Rose by Nicholas Eames
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Although this book is the second in a trilogy, it can easily be read without reading the first book.
Read MoreThe Lost Queen by Signe Pike
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The first novel of a debut trilogy reveals the untold story a forgotten queen of 6th century Scotland.
Read MoreThe Fall of Gondolin by J. R. R. Tolkien
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Christopher Tolkien concludes his decades-long endeavor to as the editor and curator of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth fiction
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