Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, and Other Speculative Fiction
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Fall is in the air and we are SOOOO excited for all the thrilling reads we have to offer this month with our down-priced ebooks! Check out which ones you can snag for only $2.99 throughout the month of October here.
Sometimes you’re just not in the mood to read about a hero on an epic journey. That’s why we created this list of books featuring characters who a bit more…morally ambiguous. Here are some villains we know you’ll love to root for!
The I Am Not a Serial Killer movie releases in theaters and on video on demand tomorrow! Watching the trailer reminded us how much we love Dan Wells’ novel, so we decided to dive into our archives and share an article he wrote for our newsletter in 2010.
Brandon Sanderson, John Scalzi and Steve Englehart as Comic-Con Special Guests! This year at Tor’s Booth (#2707), we continue our popular *in-booth signings and giveaways, offering you a chance to meet your favorite authors up close and personal. This year we’re pleased to include the legendary ORSON SCOTT CARD author of New York Times Bestselling Read More »
I Am Not a Serial Killer receives a starred review from Kirkus Reviews in the March 1 issue! They say: “Well’s debut, the first in a projected trilogy starring a character who seems the love child of Showtime’s Dexter and F.Paul Wilson’s Repairman Jack, is an unabashedly gory gem…this deft mix of several genres features Read More »
Written by Dan Wells I’ve always been fascinated by serial killers. I would explain why, but seriously: isn’t everyone fascinated by serial killers? In a world where zombies are funny and werewolves are sexy and vampires play baseball, serial killers are the only boogey men we have left—plus they’re real, which is a nice bonus. Read More »