It's a Dark, Dark World but Don't Make Us Leave It

by George R.R. Martin

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by Derek Haas

Intricate and fascinating. Heartless Columbus offers cold comfort on dark nights. Full review >

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by Stephen King & illustrated by Michael Whelan

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by Vonda N. McIntyre

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by Neil Gaiman

A magical mystery tour through the mythologies of all cultures, a unique and moving love story—and another winner for the... Full review >

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by Tom Kizzia

Provocative and disturbing. Full review >

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by Jenni Fagan

Dark and disturbing but also exciting and moving thanks to a memorable heroine and vividly atmospheric prose. Full review >

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by Suzanne Collins

Impressive world-building, breathtaking action and clear philosophical concerns make this volume, the beginning of a planned... Full review >

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by Daniel Woodrell

Every bit as good as Woodrell’s icy The Death of Sweet Mister (2001)—in other words, about as good as it gets. Full review >

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by Mark Lee Gardner

Written in the breathless prose that seems obligatory for this genre and with more sympathy to the subjects than seems... Full review >

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