I don't enjoy being harsh on a book, but All the Birds in the Sky was a real disappointment fo...

Triumph or disaster? Vintage or trainwreck? These are some of the questions we ask ourselves as we consider the year 1983 in science ficti...

A more structured and engaging read than the two previous novels in the series. I greatly enjo...

The winners of the Prix Boréal 2026 were announced September 21. They are the only awards in French-speaking Canada to be chosen directly by the reading public in the genres of science fiction and …

Lire pour le plaisir est associé à une réduction du stress, à une plus grande empathie, à un meilleur bien-être et à un sentiment de solitude moins lourd, montre une nouvelle étude britannique.

I had a bit of trouble getting into the story, something I don’t normally experience with Le G...

This novel has an interesting premise, a well-developed universe, and tackles some genuinely i...

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Darwin’s Radio raises fascinating questions, but it occasionally has a tendency to lose its w...

Tehanu is a moving, intelligent, and remarkably well-written novel. It engages with the previ...

In the midst of a long, hot summer, Colin and Phil turn their sci-fi attentions to the treatment of climate change in science fiction. Nat...

In The Farthest Shore, Ursula K. Le Guin once again demonstrates her remarkable ability to bal...

This book is almost the polar opposite of A Wizard of Earthsea. Where the first novel is drive...

A thoroughly charming, smart, and profound reading experience. The more I read Le Guin, the mo...

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The Falling Woman was very promising, but it did not deliver. I enjoyed the setting, the two ...