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Jonathan Maberry refreshes his Joe Ledger series with a fresh coat of paint.

Robogenesis drops us right back in a future world that seems just plausible enough to be terrifying.

It’s amazing what people will endure for their children’s sake. Some will take on extra work at terrible jobs, working double and triple...

Three stories form one enthralling, beautiful narrative in Adam Pelzman’s 2015 debut, Troika.

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Austin Grossman sends us on a fantastical deconstruction of modern superhero tropes in his 2007 novel, Soon I Will Be Invincible.

A review of The Tourist by Robert Dickinson

Before I get into my customary recap, I’d like to share this exchange I had with my fiancée about Blake Crouch’s Recursion: That about...

There’s something dark inside Liz Kendall. It fought off her abusive ex-husband by taking control of her body and making Liz a helpless...

The breakout star of a zombie pit-fighting league has been off-grid for the last few years, and when he resurfaces, the company that runs...

When an inmate at a women’s prison realizes she can see and interact with ghosts, the boy she accidentally killed in a fire tasks her to...

A man with a taste for killing young women finds his world upended by two inconvenient situations with women. One of them is the...

At the end of a bloody war with the machines that once served humanity, with the world’s population cut into less than a third, Cormac...

Over the years, the Department of Military Sciences, Echo Team, and Joe Ledger have faced off against zombie outbreaks, evil hackers, Men...

A teenage girl from Kansas and her pet are swept up in a tornado and deposited in a magical land where, along with a band of misfits,...

Over the last couple of years, I’ve become a fan of Chris Pavone. I’ve worked backward through his catalog, starting with his most...

Okay, first of all, I will never call a book bad. Not in a review, at any rate. An artist poured several hours, days, months, even...

2011’s Ready Player One is both an ode to 80’s culture and old-school gaming, and a love letter to cultural touchstones for readers of a...

I am always impressed by a story that attempts several narrative goals or blends several genres and pulls them off effectively. M.R....

Let’s start with the disclaimer: spoilers. Spoilery spoilers that will spoil the movie like three-week-expired whole milk. Still here? ...