Science Fiction and Fantasy

Diving into Wildwood by Colin Meloy felt like stepping into a hidden world nestled right next to our own—a place […]

There’s something about diving into a richly built fantasy world that feels like stepping into an entirely new reality—one where

I’ve been meaning to dive into Kim Stanley Robinson’s Red Mars for ages. It’s one of those science fiction classics

I came across A Court of Thorns and Roses (often abbreviated as ACOTAR) by Sarah J. Maas during a hunt

I remember hearing about Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir shortly after finishing The Martian. Weir’s ability to combine hard

Disclaimer: I started writing this review before the Neil Gaiman allegations (as detailed here) and I do not address them

I finally got around to reading “The Martian” by Andy Weir, partly because of all the hype and partly because

Hello, book lovers! It’s not often that a book hooks me with its opening line—especially a tome as hefty as

There I was, meandering through a comment thread on social media—just another late night dive into the “best fantasy novel