Sci-fi & Fantasy

Classic visionary SF tale of the 30's which inspired Arthur C. Clarke

The classic novel of paranoia immortalised on film as THE INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS.

In a world in which the police have telepathic powers, how do you get away with murder?

Ben Reich heads a huge 24th century business empire, spanning the solar system. He is also an obsessed, driven man determined to murder a rival.
To avoid capture, in a society where murderers can be detected ...

From the acclaimed Soviet authors of ROADSIDE PICNIC comes a novel so incendiary that it could not be published until the freedom of perestroika came to the USSR.

A landmark book in the fields of science fiction and feminism.

One of Clarke's most famous and acclaimed novels, winner of both the Hugo Award and the Nebula Award

The HUGO and NEBULA AWARD-winning novel.

'Comparable to Tolkien at his best' WASHINGTON POST

Now a MAJOR NEW NETFLIX SERIES, this must-read story is a confident, action-and-violence packed thriller, and future classic noir SF novel from a multi-award-winning author.

Another SF Masterwork from the giants of Soviet science fiction, Arkady and Boris Strugatsky.

The first novel from one of the world's leading SF authors, now a SF Masterwork for the first time!

An SF masterpiece.

One of Russian SF's most important novels, available uncensored for the first time, in a new translation by Andrew Bromfield.

'Comparable to Tolkien at his best' WASHINGTON POST

The lights are going out all over Britain: this stunning, controversial near-future fantasy is the sequel to the Arthur C. Clarke Award-winning BOLD AS LOVE

One of the very best must-read SF novels of all time.

The book that gave the world the term Homo superior.

In the year 2301, guns are only museum pieces and benign telepaths sweep the minds of the populace to detect crimes before they happen. In 2301 murder is virtually impossible, but one man is about to change that.

The WORLD FANTASY AWARD-winning masterpiece from one of modern fantasy's most original and lyrical voices.

This unjustly neglected novel from 1966 has not been reprinted in over fifty years. With its appearance as a British Library Science Fiction Classic, contemporary readers have the chance to enjoy Temple's unusual blend of traditional SF with a darkly ironic tone.