If you’re looking for an exciting SF dystopic read, Chris Kluwe thinks you should check out Snowglobe by Soyoung Park (translated by Joungmin Lee Comfort).

Arley Sorg reviews The Black Girl Survives in This One: “A YA anthology of horror stories centering Black girls who battle monsters, both human and supernatural, and who survive to the end.” Find out if it’s for you, too!

Aigner Loren Wilson review’s Tlotlo Tsamaase’s genre-blending Africanfuturist novel, Womb City.

Eager to sink your teeth into something eldritch this winter? Chris Kluwe recommends Laura Anne Gilman’s new novel Uncanny Vows. Find out why!

What happens when Cass Khaw and Richard Kadrey team up to write their first novel together? You get a The Dead Take the A Train, and Aigner Loren Wilson recommends it.

Do we love Suzan Palumbo’s new short story collection Skin Thief? Yes! Let Arley Sorg tell you why.

Chris Kluwe finds light in the characters populating the new dark fantasy novel Tonight, I Burn by Katharine J. Adams. Find out why you might like it, too!

This month, Arley Sorg checks out the newest issue of McSweeney’s, guest edited by Brian Evenson. It’s a little bit literary, a little bit speculative . . . find out why Arley thinks you should check it out.

Our reviewer says The Reformatory by Tananarive Due is the scariest book she’s read all year. Find out why!

If you’re looking for your next hard SF read, Chris Kluwe recommends Michael Mammay’s Generation Ship.