K.W. Colyard

Kristian Wilson Colyard grew up weird in a one-caution-light town in the Appalachian foothills. She now lives in an old textile city with her husband and their clowder of cats. She’s on Twitter @kristianwriting, and you can find more of her work online at kristianwriting.com.

YA Books With Fat Protagonists

If you're looking for fat-positive or body-neutral reads, check out the YA books with fat protagonists I've picked out for you here.

Famous Authors You Didn’t Know Wrote Franchise Novels

Way more authors write IP than you probably think. Click here for a list of famous authors you didn't know wrote franchise novels.

Can You Guess the Sci-Fi Book Based On Its 1-Star Reviews?

"I hope you like calendars that you never understand" and "Dull soup": can you match the sci-fi novel to its 1-star reviews?

30 Must-Read SFF Books By Black Authors

These fantastic SFF books by Black authors reach back into the past, look ahead to the future, and conceptualize new worlds.

8 D&D Name Generators For DMs & Players

New to D&D? Rolling a new character? Familiarize yourself with these D&D name generators for all your role-playing needs!

12 SFF & Horror Debuts To Watch For In 2023

If you love science fiction, fantasy, or horror, here are the debut novels you should be preordering in 2023, including To Shape a Dragon's Breath by Moniquill Blackgoose.

Best & Worst Fictional Families To Spend The Holidays With

I've pulled together a list of the best and worst fictional families to spend the holidays with, so we can all laugh off some holiday stress.

8 Queer Vampire Books For The Vampire Renaissance

Vampires are back, baby! I've picked out eight queer vampire books for you to read to celebrate the vampire renaissance, including Court of the Vampire Queen by Katee Robert.

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS Maps To Level Up Your Game

Dungeons & Dragons Maps are a great way to show your players exactly what their characters are looking at. Find the best here!

25 Must-Read Horror Collections and Anthologies

Short story horror collections like Dark Matter: Reading the Bones edited by Sheree R. Thomas fit more frights into just a few pages, giving readers more bang for their terrified buck.