Sci-fi & Fantasy

Lucifer has called it quits, and a dark force is using a reality TV show to capture the souls of millions in order to carry out a hellish contest to pick his successor.

Renowned science fiction scholar Robert M. Dick's The Man in the High Castle," the volume provides an in-depth textual examination that reveals why science fiction is a "revisionary genre." Visions and Revisions will be of immense value to scholars of literature and science fiction studies.

The brilliant sequel to The Buried Life for fans of Cherie Priest and China Mieville.

A novel about the horror of exploitation and the weight of love, Graft imagines a country in which too many people are only worth what's on their price tag.

Five bedraggled refugees and a sinister wizard awaken a dragon and defy the gods.

The sequel to fantasy adventure romance The Waterborne Blade, for fans of Gail Z Martin and Karen Miller.

They've made it this far. If only that increased humanity's chances on this new planet...

Padma Mehta has to save her city, her planet, and Occupied Space from a devastating crop-killing plague - all before Happy Hour.

Alien spies, bloody politics and apocalyptic world war action in this stunning conclusion to the Lives of Tao trilogy.

An engaging and accessible book looking at 1970s sf writing, film and television - alongside music and architecture - to reclaim the decade as a crucial period in the history of science fiction.

In the mythical city of Pava, magic is outlawed and street gangs rule the night. It's up to the newest dragon-keeper to keep her companions safe.

Before Twitter and Facebook, the fastest way get a story on the news was on a BMW R50/2 motorbike. It was also the fastest way to get killed -

Someone onboard the USS Michaelson is selling secrets, and to uncover the traitor, legal officer Lieutenant Paul Sinclair must walk the dangerous line between duty and honour.

A tale that intertwines morality and comedy offering a mesmerising story of a modern day everyman.

Following Parasite, this is the second book in this CONTAGIOUS series about a miracle cure . . . and a nightmare side-effect - from the New York Times bestselling author of Feed

If you believe you are just a bundle of nerve cells and neural pathways, with no centre, and no self, does that change the way it feels to fall in love?

Christians believe the spirit survives the body. The philosopher Rene Descartes equated mind and spirit and tried to prove them totally separable from the body. Are they? Cocky young Professor Eric Behrens curses the world and wishes he were someone, anyone, else. He trips, is knocked out, and wakes ...