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Beautifully atmospheric worlds powered by magic offer readers immersive stories.

A display shelf for readers clamoring for more dragon stories.

Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.

From romantasy to retellings and from flying creatures to interstellar travel, the sweep of SFF continues to forge new reading pathways that expand the genres while reconfirming time-honored tales.

These science fiction, fantasy, and horror short story collections contemplate life beyond Earth, conjure magic, and creep readers out.

Canadian SFF author Reid-Benta discusses her thought process when crafting stories, connecting with her characters, and what is next in her writing plans.

Jack Campbell and Veronica Roth have new titles, and there are multiple May debuts; plus a series list.

Nayler’s compelling sci-fi thriller contemplates human greed and de-extinction through science. Hand it to readers of ecoterrorism thrillers and climate fiction.

These SF novels examine humanity via artificial intelligence.