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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

Fantasy book cover with mountains, lotus flowers, and floating lanterns. Text: "IMMORTAL" and "SUE LYNN TAN." Mysterious and serene mood.

Review: Immortal by Sue Lynn Tan

A sweeping, romantic fantasy about sacrifice, love, and the weight of destiny, Immortal builds on the mythic beauty of Daughter of the Moon Goddess while standing powerfully on its own.

Colorful 3D text on a blue background says "The Ministry of Time". Quotes below by Eleanor Catton and Max Porter, creates a dynamic vibe.

Review: The Ministry of Time

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

Spaceship flying over alien landscape with towering rocks, large planet in background. Text: "Space Brooms! A.G. Rodriguez." Sci-fi theme.

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.

New Author Spotlight

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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.

Silhouettes of two people on stairs under a plane in flight. City skyline with spires. Text: The Collaborators, Michael Idov.

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.