#Science Fiction/Fantasy

Space! Dragons! Space dragons (that’s a thing)! Welcome to the sci-fi and fantasy corner of Book Riot, where we discuss the best fantasy book series (and best fantasy books that standalone–yes, those do exist), YA sci-fi, science fiction books for kids, cozy sci-fi (also a thing!), and more. Grab your sword and hop in the spaceship: let’s get reading.

Developing Character: An Interview with Debut Author Tabitha Bird

We chatted with debut author Tabitha Bird to discuss her time slip novel, A LIFETIME OF IMPOSSIBLE DAYS.

5 YA Books for Star Wars Fans

Explore new galaxies and fill that Millenium Falcon-shaped hole in your life through these five YA books for STAR WARS fans.

Cover Reveal: REALM OF ASH By Tasha Suri

Take a look at the cover for Tasha Suri's REALM OF ASH, and take another trip to the Mughal India-inspired world introduced through EMPIRE OF SAND!

Suzanne Collins Announces Hunger Games Prequel for 2020

There's a new Hunger Games book coming in 2020!

6 Books About Queer Princesses for Readers of All Ages

From picture books to comics to adult novels, indulge in your fantasies with six fantastic contemporary and fantasy books about queer princesses!

The 7 Most Important Umbrellas of SFF

Perhaps you've made up your mind that umbrellas are too fussy, but here comes science fiction and fantasy to remind you of their surprising uses.

What BBC’s His Dark Materials Adaptation Needs to Get Right

A reader goes over the key components of Philip Pullman's HIS DARK MATERIALS in anticipation of the upcoming BBC miniseries adaptation.

Thanks, Dad, For All the Sci-Fi

A reader remembers the part his father played in the development of his love for reading and, specifically, science fiction.

Addressing The Elephant In The Room: Everyday Idioms In Fantasy Worlds

Because sometimes you accidentally stumble down the rabbit hole and start questioning the use of idioms in fantasy worlds.

Why the GAME OF THRONES Finale was Frustrating for Disabled Fans

"Especially with a cultural juggernaut like Game of Thrones, the depiction of marginalized people can impact our treatment in the real world."