We have been living in the future for a while now: drones deliver packages, watches track vital signs, meat substitutes grow in labs. No matter … Read More
I don’t know who decided there should be a rainbow outside the doors of Russell Library in the weather-beaten New England town where I grew … Read More
I won’t mince words: many writers and all independent bookstores operate on razor-thin margins at the best of times. These are not the best of … Read More
In case you are a fan of #Wibbroka (adorable author couple that is Austin Siegemund-Broka & Emily Wibberley) or just generally a fan of romance … Read More
Burning Worlds is Amy Brady’s monthly column dedicated to examining how contemporary literature is addressing climate change, in partnership with Yale Climate Connections. Subscribe to … Read More
When we think of sci-fi, it’s easy to picture far-flung futures and space-faring adventures brimming with outlandish technology. While that branch of sci-fi certainly has … Read More
Tor.com is pleased to reprint “A Guide for Working Breeds” by Vina Jie-Min Prasad, as featured in editor Jonathan Strahan’s latest anthology Made to Order: … Read More
Intersectionality might be a new concept to some, but for most, it’s an essential feminist tenet. Defined as “what happens when forms of discrimination combine, … Read More
Thriller writers Kathleen Barber (Follow Me), Elizabeth Little (Pretty As a Picture), and Lori Rader-Day (The Lucky One) answered some literary-adjacent (and some not adjacent … Read More
