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In And Now, Back to You, B.K. Borison returns to her Heartstrings series with a charming opposites-attract romance between two meteorologists whose professional lives are as unpredictable as the weather they track. A follow-up to First-Time…

"When I was growing up was something I had to seek out, but I suspect kids today roll their eyes and think, 'not another visually extravagant fantasy world..'."

In Honeysuckle, Bar Fridman-Tell draws on the Welsh myth of Blodeuwedd to craft a haunting, emotionally complex story about love, power, and agency. The novel follows Rory and Daye, a companion made from flora, as their relationship evolves…

With its eerie atmosphere and creeping sense of dread, Wolf Worm by T. Kingfisher is a horror novel that lingers long after the final page. We caught up with T. Kingfisher to talk about crafting gradual tension, researching…

Cassidy Ellis Salter explores the deep connection between queerness and horror, and how this is shown in These Shattered Spires.

Cameron Sullivan explores why queer characters have always belonged in fantasy, and how that shaped his own epic novel, The Red Winter.

Clíodhna O’Sullivan discusses the Irish folklore, language, and landscapes that inspired her YA fantasy Her Hidden Fire.

Caitlin Breeze discusses dark academia, power, privilege and belonging in her gothic academic thriller The Fox Hunt.

Bad Asians author Lillian Li reflects on friendship breakups, and why losing a friend can linger longer than losing a romantic partner.

Amie Kaufman discusses her latest YA sci-fi thriller Red Star Rebels, its high-stakes eight-hour timeline, and the political tensions.

Shannon J. Spann discusses her debut dark fantasy A Stage Set for Villains, where theatre, magic, and morality collide.

Set in 1922 Wiltshire, A Slow and Secret Poison is a gothic mystery steeped in secrets, desire, and the quiet resilience of queer lives lived under constraint

Ahead of Gaslit, Megan Davidhizar shares tips for writing thrillers, from subverting expectations to delivering a killer ending.

Solitaire Townsend on writing Godstorm, imagining an alternative Roman Empire, and telling climate stories through people, not preaching.

Katie Bernet explores Beth March’s legacy, from early spoilers to modern reclaiming, and why her quiet strength matters more than ever.