Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror

Carma Spence is an international bestselling author and award-winning speaker who helps women, introverts and shy people vanquish their Mind Goblins, unleash their inner content creation superhero and communicate their message with confidence so that they can create a meaningful and fulfilling legacy.

Carma Spence is an international bestselling author and award-winning speaker who helps women, introverts and shy people vanquish their Mind Goblins, unleash their inner content creation superhero and communicate their message with confidence so that they can create a meaningful and fulfilling legacy.

If "The DaVinci Code" had werewolves, this would be the book. It reads like it is part film noir detective story and part modern werewolf thriller. Although it is the second book in the Frenzy Cycle Series by Gregory Lamberson, I was able to enjoy it on its own.

As dead presidents on the other side play a board game of world conquest (like Risk), their moves are played out in the real world, and one person is destined to save the world. Specs Title: Presidential Risk Author: Michael Bronte Paperback: 400 pages Publisher: Self-Published Language: English ISBN-10: 1512081655 ISBN-13: 978-1512081657 Available on Amazon […]

Enter a world that is both familiar and new, enter the world of "Debris" by Joe Anderton. Meet true friends and fair-weather friends (never knowing which is which), experience betrayal of trust and discover unexpected supporters, as Tanyana learns how to navigate her world once her status is taken away.

Part educational book, part activity book, "Science Fiction and What is that?" shares information about six well-known science fiction authors.

From the opening lines of "Immortal Beloved", you are drawn into a fantastical world of dark and light immortals. Nastasya, although immortal and hundreds of years old, still sees the world through a youth’s eyes. This the beginning of her redemption story.

A visual history book of fantasy art from Romanticism and steampunk to modern illustrations from novels, with text in both English and Japanese, this book is a fun romp through fantastic illustrations of yesteryear. Stats Title: The Art of Fantasy, Sci-fi and Steampunk By Author: Hiroshi Unno Paperback: 360 pages Publisher: PIE International ISBN-10: 4756249752 […]

"Vault of Frankenstein" celebrates 200 years of Mary Shelley’s classic tale by tracing the history of the monster from inspiration to pop culture icon.

Enter the land of trolls, wizards, elves, and gnomes … as the Swedish see them. "Swedish Fairy Tales" is a delightful collection of fairy tales haling from Sweden. The illustrations by John Bauer (1882-1918) are a pleasure to look at and bring the tales to life.

Lushly illustrated, The Battles of Tolkien features an overview of epic battles between good and evil that fill "The Lord of the Rings," "The Hobbit," and "The Silmarillion." The Flexibound version of this book also features a faux leather cover.

Have you ever wondered what Wonder Woman ate for breakfast? Wonder no longer. Insight Editions has published Wonder Woman: The Official Cookbook, due on Nov. 17 (you can pre-order now).

Carma Spence is an international bestselling author and award-winning speaker who helps women, introverts and shy people vanquish their Mind Goblins, unleash their inner content creation superhero and communicate their message with confidence so that they can create a meaningful and fulfilling legacy.

Looking for a fun romp through demonic politics, strange bedfellows and learn how a stubborn actuary threw Hell into a tailspin? Then check out Matthew Hughes' "The Damned Busters"!

William Goldman first published "The Princess Bride" in 1973, but it was Rob Reiner’s 1987 film adaption the story to life. This Deluxe Edition of the original novel gives this classic tale the luxurious treatment it deserves.

"Those Across the River" is a well-written literary horror novel in the Southern Gothic tradition. But, if you're looking for something to keep you up at night, this probably isn't it. However, that shouldn’t stop you from reading it.

The Art of Horror is a lovely coffee table book filled with visuals from the horror genre dating back to the 19th century.

If H.P. Lovecraft's dark view of the universe appeals to you, then Mark Samuels' collection of short stories, “The Man Who Collected Machen and Other Weird Tales,” will be right up your alley.