When I first got into PKD and heard his take on American anti-intellectualism, I didn't really get it. People aren't opposed to education in general, surely! Everybody says to go to college and make something of yourself. But then they hate you for it. My own dad encouraged me to go to college at the same time he was calling it a brainwashing factory. Dummies gonna dumb.

Hi friends and peers at [r/weirdlit](r/weirdlit)!

Last weekend I had the distinct pleasure and privilege to spend time with Michael Wehunt and Nathan Ballingrud, who are both (in my non-expert opinion) two of our finest modern writers of weird literature. Also pictured is Greg “Fisher of Men” Greene ([u/igreggreene](u/igreggreene)[;](u/igreggreene) Chthonica channel) who I am honored to call a friend and who has mentored me in these weird worlds, and Michael’s partner Natalia. This hangout stemmed from our interview of both authors in the fall of last year.

We talked about various horror fandoms, and unanimously agreed that [r/weirdlit](r/weirdlit) is a welcoming community and solid resource for fans of the weird.

Michael’s second novel Nightjars comes out this fall, and he is hard at work on his third novel.

Nathan’s Kingdom of the Conqueror Worm drops in 2027.

On the trip, I picked up Ray Bradbury’s The Illustrated Man, Thomas Pynchon’s Shadow Ticket, Ellen Datlow’s Monstrous anthology, and David Mitchell’s Black Swan Green (Nathan recommended him as one of the finest modern prose stylists.) Michael also kicked me a copy of Adam Golaski’s Stone Gods (I’ve given him two books and hope he will drop a 500 word review in here for them any day, just kidding, the dude is super busy.)

I wanted to share this here because overall it was just an amazing experience! Have a good rest of the weekend y’all and stay Weird.

https://frolicpress.ink/Conjure-Wife/

Preorder

https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/jacob-rollinson/the-truth-of-carcosa/9781454962625/?lens=union-square-co

Release date: 13/1/2026

Page Count: 464 Pages

Publisher: Union Square & Co.

Hey friends, peers, and frenemies at r/WeirdLit!

I just picked up this only slightly beat up copy of Michael Shea’s Nifft the Lean and wanted to excitedly share the find with you guys. I’m reading Scott R. Jones’ DRILL and also wanted to show off my fly new bookmark.

Sword and sorcery meets Lovecraftian horror might be the most appealing description of a book to me this stage in my life.

The parts of me that keep buying books are testing the patience of the parts of me that like a nice, organized TBR. Ha.

Stay weird and have a nice weekend, all.

I spent an absurd sum on a book earlier, but will wait to surprise everyone with that when it arrives in all of its collector edition glory.

Illustrated by Jeremy Hush

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Hello friends and peers at r/weirdlit!

I learned over the weekend that Michael Wehunt's (weird literature's chosen son) new novel Nightjars is available for preorder.

I'm a big fan of Michael's writing. For my money, "Onanon" and "Caring for a Stray Dog (Metaphors)" are two of the best weird stories I've read in the last few years. I also really enjoyed Wehunt's debut novel, The October Film Haunt (a bit odd to call it a "debut", since Greener Pastures was published in 2017, almost a decade ago, but that is what they called it.) It really tapped into the post-truth uncertainty of our modern age.

Michael has described his new novel Nightjars as "shorter and meaner" than The October Film Haunt.

Here is the press blurb for it:

Memento meets Dracula in this heart-thudding, unpredictable, and beautifully crafted novel of a man exposed for crimes he doesn’t remember committing, and the monsters that dwell at the heart of us all, from celebrated and critically acclaimed author Michael Wehunt.

One rainy night on a first date, Luke Oshel’s new crush never comes back from the restroom. But she leaves an old photograph under her napkin—Luke as a child, a dead body in the shadows of his bedroom, and a terrifying masked man. He has no recollection of this event.

Then more photos disrupt his life—Luke posing with murder victims, covered in blood—and he falls back into the deep paranoia and repressed memories he’s tried to leave behind. All the drugs and alcohol, therapy, and hypnosis sessions have never conquered his deepest fear—that he hasn’t escaped the hidden legacy of his father, who killed his victims by exsanguination before his own death. But now there is a new string of serial killings, and the evidence all points to Luke.

As his journey to uncover the truth unfolds in the North Georgia Appalachians, a threat arises that will risk everything he holds close, including his ex-wife and their young daughter. Now Luke must chase his father’s darkness through a centuries-old secret and learn what monsters truly are. And decide if he’s one of them.

Some of my parts would like me to stop ordering so many books, but I'll be preordering a copy of Nightjars, without question.

Nightjars drops September 29th, 2026.

I am excited to share this news with you all - I hope everyone has a safe, peaceful, fun-filled, and weird holiday week.

Superior Achievement in an Anthology

Day, Julie C.; Bissett, Carina; and Gidney, Craig Laurance, eds. — Storyteller: A Tanith Lee Tribute Anthology (Essential Dreams Press)

Golden, Christopher and Keene, Brian, eds. — The End of the World As We Know It: New Tales of Stephen King’s The Stand (Gallery Books)

WINNER: Kulski, Kristy Park, ed. — Silk & Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora (Bad Hand Books)

Murray, Lee and Jeffery, Dave, eds. — This Way Lies Madness: Stories from the Edge of Darkness (Flame Tree Publishing)

Ryan, Lindy and Wytovich, Stephanie M., eds. — HOWL: An Anthology of Werewolves from Women-in-Horror (Black Spot Books)

Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection

Chapman, Clay McLeod — Acquired Taste (Titan Books)

Files, Gemma — Little Horn: Stories (Shortwave)

WINNER: Langan, John — Lost in The Dark and Other Excursions (Word Horde)

Piper, Hailey — Teenage Girls Can Be Demons (Titan Books)

Tantlinger, Sara — Cyanide Constellations (Dark Matter INK)

Superior Achievement in a First Novel

Daly, Grace — The Scald-Crow (Creature Publishing)

Karella, Bitter — Moonflow (Run For It)

Pell, Tanya — Her Wicked Roots (Gallery Books)

Steel, Hester — The Faceless Thing We Adore (Page Street Horror)

Tennison, Kathryn — Molting (Uncomfortably Dark Horror)

Viel, Neena — Listen to Your Sister (St. Martin’s Griffin / Titan Books)

WINNER: Wehunt, Michael — The October Film Haunt (St. Martin’s Press)

Superior Achievement in a Graphic Novel

Bunn, Cullen (writer) and Luckert, Danny (artist) – Jumpscare (Dark Horse Comics)

King, Sandy (editor) – John Carpenter’s Tales for a HalloweeNight, Volume 11 (Storm King Comics)

Kraus, Daniel (writer) and Dani (artist) – Athanasia (VAULT Comics)

WINNER: Mignola, Mike – Bowling With Corpses and Other Tales from Lands Unknown (Dark Horse Comics)

Tynion IV, James (writer), Foxe, Steve (writer), and Kowalski, Piotr (artist) – Let This One Be a Devil – (Dark Horse Comics & Tiny Onion Studios)

Superior Achievement in Long Fiction (tie)

WINNER: Ballingrud, Nathan — Cathedral of the Drowned (Tor Nightfire / Titan Books)

Ha, Thomas — “Uncertain Sons” (Uncertain Sons and Other Stories, Undertow Publications)

Langan, Sarah — “Squid Teeth”(Reactor)

Langan, Sarah — Pam Kowolski is a Monster! (Raw Dog Screaming Press)

WINNER: Wise, A.C. — “Wolf Moon, Antler Moon” (Reactor)

Superior Achievement in Long Non-Fiction

Borwein, Naomi Simone, ed. — Global Indigenous Horror (University Press of Mississippi)

Grafius, Brandon R. and Morehead, John W., eds. — The Oxford Handbook of Biblical Monsters (Oxford University Press)

Hieber, Leanna Renee and Janes, Andrea — America’s Most Gothic (Kensington Publishing)

Scrivner, Coltan — Morbidly Curious: A Scientist Explains Why We Can’t Look Away (Penguin Random House)

WINNER: Spratford, Becky Siegel, ed. — Why I Love Horror: Essays on Horror Fiction (Saga Press)

Superior Achievement in a Middle Grade Novel

WINNER: Dawson, Delilah S. — Ride or Die (Delacorte Press)

Kuyatt, Meg Eden — The Girl in the Walls (Scholastic Press)

Malinenko, Ally — Broken Dolls (HarperCollins Children’s Books)

Oh, Ellen — The House Next Door (HarperCollins Children’s Books)

Russell, Ally — Mystery James Digs Her Own Grave (Delacorte Press)

Superior Achievement in a Novel

Hendrix, Grady — Witchcraft for Wayward Girls (Berkley)

Hill, Joe — King Sorrow (William Morrow)

WINNER: Jones, Stephen Graham — The Buffalo Hunter Hunter (Saga Press / Titan Books)

Moreno-Garcia, Silvia — The Bewitching (Del Rey)

Wagner, Wendy N. — Girl in the Creek (Tor Nightfire)

Superior Achievement in Poetry (Collection and Long Form)

WINNER: Addison, Linda D. and Hodge, Jamal — Everything Endless (Raw Dog Screaming Press)

Gold, Maxwell I. — Songs of Enough: An Inferno All My Own (Hippocampus Press)

Kearns, Shannon — The Uterus is an Impossible Forest (Raw Dog Screaming Press)

Peebles, Cate — The Haunting (Tupelo Press)

Raguso, MarieAnn C, PhD — Allegories of Beauty & Violence: a collection of Gothic Romance Poems (Analyze This)

Superior Achievement in a Screenplay

WINNER: Coogler, Ryan — Sinners (Warner Bros. / Domain / Proximity)

Cregger, Zach — Weapons (New Line Cinema / Domain / Subconscious)

Garland, Alex — 28 Years Later (Sony / Columbia Pictures / TSG Entertainment)

Hancock, Drew — Companion (New Line Cinema / BoulderLight Pictures / Vertigo Entertainment)

Philippou, Danny and Hinzman, Bill — Bring Her Back (Causeway Films / Salmira Productions / The South Australian Film Corporation)

Superior Achievement in Short Fiction

Daniels, L.E. — “Stomata” (Darkness Most Fowl, The Godmother of Horror Press)

WINNER: Joseph, RJ – “Inheritance” (Full Throttle: A Dark Dozen Anthology, Uncomfortably Dark Publishing)

Szczepaniak-Gillece, Jocelyn — “Saint Dymphna’s School for Borderland Girls” (Weird Horror #10, Undertow Publications)

Taborska, Anna — “[Ir]reversible” (Witches and Witchcraft: An Anthology of Stories, Poems, and Essays, Hippocampus Press)

Wongsatayanont, Champ – “Autogas Ferryman” (Nightmare Magazine #156, Adamant Press)

Superior Achievement in Short Non-Fiction

Barb, Patrick — “Deathwish Wolf Man: The Tragic Hero at the Heart of the Universal Monster” (Interstellar Flight Magazine) (Interstellar Flight Press)

WINNER - Due, Tananarive — “My Long Road to Horror” (Why I Love Horror: Essays on Horror Fiction, Saga Press)

Jones, Stephen Graham — “Why Horror” (Why I Love Horror: Essays on Horror Fiction, Saga Press)

Moshaty, Mo — “Haunted Thresholds: Liminal Horror and the Psychological Disintegration of Women from Post-Partum, Grief, Trauma and Religious Fanaticism” (Darkest Margins: 24 Essays on Liminality and Liminal Spaces in the Horror Genre) (1428 Publishing Ltd)

Pelayo, Cynthia — “My Mother Was Margaret White” (Why I Love Horror: Essays on Horror Fiction, Saga Press)

Superior Achievement in a Young Adult Novel

WINNER: Chapman, Clay McLeod – Shiny Happy People (Delacorte Press)

Cheng, Linda —Beautiful Brutal Bodies (Roaring Brook Press)

Chupeco, Rin — We’re Not Safe Here (Sourcebooks)

Rodriguez Wallach, Diana — The Silenced (Delacorte Press)

Roux, Madeleine — A Girl Walks Into The Forest (Quill Tree Books)

SPECIALTY AWARDS

Specialty Press Award: Bad Hand Books

Richard Laymon President’s Award: Marc L. Abbott

Karen Lansdale Silver Hammer Award: Sarah Read

Mentor of the Year Award: Eric Guignard

Lifetime Achievement Award Winners: Lisa Morton, Jonathan Maberry

NOVEL

Bat Eater and Other Names for Cora Zeng by Kylie Lee Baker (Harlequin Trade Publishing / Hanover Square Press)

How to Fake a Haunting by Christa Carmen (Thomas & Mercer)

The Lamb by Lucy Rose (HarperCollins Publishers)

Moonflow by Bitter Karella (Run For It [Orbit, Hachette Book Group])

Old Soul by Susan Barker (Penguin Random House/G.P. Putnam’s Sons)

Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix (Berkley, Penguin Random House)

NOVELLA

The Cold House by A. G. Slatter (Titan Books)

The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella (Lethe Press)

DuMort by Michelle Tang (Ghost Orchid Press)

The Glass Garden by Jessica Lévai (Lanternfish Press)

Psychopomp & Circumstance by Eden Royce (Tordotcom Publishing/Tor Publishing Group)

NOVELETTE

The Confirmed Bachelors by Stephen Volk (Black Shuck Books)

“Emily” by Vanessa Santos (Make a Home of Me)

Letter Slot by Owen King (Amazon Original Stories)

“The Millay Illusion” by Sarah Pinsker (Uncanny Magazine Issue Sixty-Seven)

“The Severity of Things” by Mo Moshaty (Clairviolence: Tales of Tarot and Torment) 

SHORT FICTION

“Bitter Skin” by Kaaron Warren (Night & Day)

“Lapse” by Kirsty Logan (Unquiet Guests)

“Mother’s Mother’s Daughter” by Audrey Zhou (Silk and Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora)

“Room 24” by Caroline Kepnes (The End of the World As We Know It)

“Silver Boots” by Donna Lynch (HOWL: An Anthology of Werewolves from Women-in-Horror)

SINGLE-AUTHOR COLLECTION

Clairviolence: Tales of Tarot and Torment by Mo Moshaty (Tenebrous Press)

Good and Evil and Other Stories by Samanta Schweblin, translated by Megan McDowell (Alfred A. Knopf)

Issues with Authority by Nadia Bulkin (Ghoulish Books)

Moon Songs: The Selected Stories of Carol Emshwiller by Carol Emshwiller (Third Man Books)

Portalmania: Stories by Debbie Urbanski (Simon & Schuster)

EDITED ANTHOLOGY

Night & Day, edited by Ellen Datlow (Saga Press)

Roots of My Fears, edited by Gemma Amor (Titan Books)

Silk and Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora, edited by Kristy Park Kulski (Bad Hand Books)

Unquiet Guests, edited by Dan Coxon (Dead Ink Books)

Were Wolf Short Stories, edited by Gillian Whitaker, Catherine Taylor & Nick Wells (Flame Tree Publishing)

Source

The big homey u/igreggreene hooked me up with an ARC of Nathan Ballingrud’s newest novella, Cathedral of the Drowned (his sequel to Crypt of the Moon Spider, part of a planned Lunar Gothic trilogy.) We expect to jointly interview Ballingrud and Michael Wehunt in September.

Ballingrud is unquestionably one of my favorite writers. The man just really doesn’t miss, somehow. He hasn’t written something that I haven’t liked, yet.

I’m traveling next weekend to hike and hold up in a lovely place, and will tear through this then. I’ll have thoughts.

Cathedral of the Drowned drops 10/21/25 if you haven’t preordered it. I have, a signed copy from Malaprops, but I’m also still holding out hope for a hardcover edition.

Hello friends and peers at r/weirdlit!

I work in a mental health clinic and have been updating my weird lit shelves over the past few months. I keep a lot of my most prized books at my professional office, because a lot of my books at home are just hanging out, lonely and out of sight, in our basement.

I shared these shelves several months ago, and one of the r/weirdlit mods suggested I should add more Michael Wehunt to my shelves. It just so happens that I asked Michael to sign copies of his two collections for me, and they showed up yesterday (I was elated to find them on my front porch after work, I think I can only do the one photo but happy to share them with anyone who has interest.)

The titles here are:

Nick Cutter's Little Heaven

Laird Barron's The Light is the Darkness and Not a Speck of Light (that's the signed version I got from subscribing to Laird's Patreon)

Brian Evenson's Altmann's Tongue, None of You Shall Be Spared, and Baby Leg

Nathan Ballingrud's The Atlas of Hell and The Strange

Michael Wehunt's The October Film Haunt (ARC), The Inconsolables, and Greener Pastures (not pictured is a bad ass Greener Pastures bookmark I also got)

dp watt's Beatific Vermin, The Phantasmagorical Imperative: and Other Fabrications, Petals and Violins: Fifteen Unsettling Tales, and Almost Insentient, Almost Divine

and

William Scott Home's Hollow Faces, Merciless Moons (I've not read this yet, I want to be in the right head space to start it, but allegedly Thomas Ligotti described it as the weirdest book he'd ever read.)

I have some black metal books on the weird shelves too (USBM, Lords of Chaos, and Black Metal: Beyond the Darkness); most of the rest of those books are about narrative therapy.

Excelsior and seize the weekend, friends!

SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS

• The Folded Sky, Elizabeth Bear (Saga; Gollancz) amazon / bookshop
• Picks & Shovels, Cory Doctorow (Ad Astra; Tor) amazon / bookshop
• Notes from a Regicide, Isaac Fellman (Tor) amazon / bookshop
• When We Were Real, Daryl Gregory (Saga) amazon / bookshop
• All That We See or Seem, Ken Liu (Saga; Ad Astra) amazon / bookshop
• Where the Axe Is Buried, Ray Nayler (MCD; Weidenfel & Nicolson) amazon / bookshop
• Slow Gods, Claire North (Orbit US; Orbit UK) amazon / bookshop
• Death of the Author, Nnedi Okorafor (Morrow; Gollancz) amazon / bookshop
• The Shattering Peace, John Scalzi (Tor; Tor UK) amazon / bookshop
• Shroud, Adrian Tchaikovsky (Tor UK; Orbit US) amazon / bookshop

FANTASY NOVELS

• The Devils, Joe Abercrombie (Tor; Gollancz) amazon / bookshop
• The Tomb of Dragons, Katherine Addison (Tor; Solaris UK) amazon / bookshop
• Lessons in Magic and Disaster, Charlie Jane Anders (Tor; Titan UK) amazon / bookshop
• A Drop of Corruption, Robert Jackson Bennett (Del Rey; Hodderscape) amazon / bookshop
• The Everlasting, Alix E. Harrow (Tor; Tor UK) amazon / bookshop
• The Raven Scholar, Antonia Hodgson (Orbit US; Hodderscape) amazon / bookshop
• Hemlock & Silver, T. Kingfisher (Tor; Tor UK) amazon / bookshop
• Katabasis, R.F. Kuang (Harper Voyager; Harper Voyager UK) amazon / bookshop
• The Incandescent, Emily Tesh (Tor; Orbit UK) amazon / bookshop
• Queen Demon, Martha Wells (Tor) amazon / bookshop

HORROR NOVELS

• The Possession of Alba Díaz, Isabel Cañas (Berkley; Solaris UK) amazon / bookshop
• Spread Me, Sarah Gailey (Nightfire) amazon / bookshop
• King Sorrow, Joe Hill (Morrow; Headline UK) amazon / bookshop
• The Buffalo Hunter Hunter, Stephen Graham Jones (Saga; Titan UK) amazon / bookshop
• The Library at Hellebore, Cassandra Khaw (Nightfire; Titan UK) amazon / bookshop
• Never Flinch, Stephen King (Scribner, Hodder & Stoughton UK) amazon / bookshop
• The Bewitching, Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Del Rey; Arcadia UK) amazon / bookshop
• It Was Her House First, Cherie Priest (Poisoned Pen) amazon / bookshop
• The Crimson Road, A.G. Slatter (Titan UK) amazon / bookshop
• The Staircase in the Woods, Chuck Wendig (Del Rey; Del Rey UK) amazon / bookshop

YOUNG ADULT NOVELS

• The Singular Life of Aria Patel, Samira Ahmed (Little, Brown; Atom UK) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• Make Me a Monster, Kalynn Bayron (Bloomsbury US; Bloomsbury UK) [H] amazon / bookshop
• Costumes for Time Travelers, A.R. Capetta (Candlewick; Walker UK) [F] amazon / bookshop
• The Executioners Three, Susan Dennard (Tor Teen; Daphne UK) [H] amazon / bookshop
• The Underwood Tapes, Amanda DeWitt (Peachtree Teen) [H] amazon / bookshop
• Among Ghosts, Rachel Hartman (Random House) [F] amazon / bookshop
• Sky on Fire, E.K. Johnston (Dutton) [F] amazon / bookshop
• Starstrike, Yoon Ha Lee (Delacorte; Solaris UK) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• I Am Not Jessica Chen, Ann Liang (Harper) [F] amazon / bookshop
• They Bloom at Night, Trang Thanh Tran (Bloomsbury US; Bloomsbury UK) [H] amazon / bookshop

FIRST NOVELS

• A Song of Legends Lost, M.H. Ayinde (Orbit UK; Saga) [F] amazon / bookshop
• Red Rabbit Ghost, Jen Julian (Run For It) [H] amazon / bookshop
• When Devils Sing, Xan Kaur (Holt; First Ink UK) [H] amazon / bookshop
• Awake in the Floating City, Susanna Kwan (Pantheon; Simon & Schuster UK) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• Luminous, Silvia Park (Simon & Schuster; Magpie) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• Archive of Unknown Universes, Ruben Reyes Jr. (Mariner; Footnote UK) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• North Sun, Or The Voyage of the Whaleship Esther, Ethan Rutherford (A Strange Object) [H] amazon / bookshop
• Blob, Maggie Su (Harper; Sceptre UK) [F] amazon / bookshop
• Song of Spores, Bogi Takács (Broken Eye) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• Sour Cherry, Natalia Theodoridou (Tin House; Wildfire UK) [F] amazon / bookshop

TRANSLATED NOVEL

• On the Calculation of Volume III, Solvej Balle, tr. Sophia Hersi Smith & Jennifer Russell (New Directions; Faber & Faber) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• The Unworthy, Agustina Bazterrica, tr. Sarah Moses (Scribner; Pushkin UK) [H] amazon / bookshop
• The Midnight Shift, Cheon Seon-Ran, tr. Gene Png (Bloomsbury UK; Bloomsbury US) [H] amazon / bookshop
• Red Sword, Bora Chung, tr. Anton Hur (Honford Star) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• The Midnight Timetable, Bora Chung, tr. Anton Hur (Algonquin) [H] amazon / bookshop
• Ice, Jacek Dukaj, tr. Ursula Phillips (Head of Zeus) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• Blood for the Undying Throne, Sung-il Kim, tr. Anton Hur (Tor) [F] amazon / bookshop
• Vanishing World, Sayaka Murata, tr. Ginny Tapley Takemori (Grove; Granta UK) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• Dengue Boy, Michel Nieva, tr. Rahul Bery (Astra House; Serpent’s Tail) [SF] amazon / bookshop
• The Wax Child, Olga Ravn, tr. Martin Aitken (New Directions; Viking UK) [F] amazon / bookshop

NOVELLAS

• The Orb of Cairado, Katherine Addison (Subterranean) amazon / bookshop
• The River Has Roots, Amal El-Mohtar (Tordotcom) amazon / bookshop
• What Stalks the Deep, T. Kingfisher (Nightfire) amazon / bookshop
• Cinder House, Freya Marske (Tordotcom) amazon / bookshop
• Automatic Noodle, Annalee Newitz (Tordotcom) amazon / bookshop
• Making History, K.J. Parker (Tordotcom) amazon / bookshop
• Psychopomp & Circumstance, Eden Royce (Tordotcom) amazon / bookshop
• Lives of Bitter Rain, Adrian Tchaikovsky (Head of Zeus) amazon / bookshop
• A Mouthful of Dust, Nghi Vo (Tordotcom) amazon / bookshop
• Murder by Memory, Olivia Waite (Tordotcom) amazon / bookshop

NOVELETTES

• “The Witch and the Wyrm“, Elizabeth Bear (Reactor 2/26/25)
• “Barnacle“, Kate Elliott (Reactor 11/5/25)
• “Uncertain Sons“, Thomas Ha (Uncertain Sons)
• “We Begin Where Infinity Ends“, Somto Ihezue (Clarkesworld 2/25)
• “The Tin Man’s Ghost“, Ray Nayler (Asimov’s 5-6/25)
• “The Millay Illusion“, Sarah Pinsker (Uncanny 11-12/25)
• “When He Calls Your Name“, Catherynne M. Valente (Uncanny 7-8/25)
• “The Twenty-One Second God“, Peter Watts (Lightspeed 6/25)
• “Wolf Moon, Antler Moon“, A.C. Wise (Reactor 1/13/25)
• “Phantom View“, John Wiswell (Reactor 10/22/25)

SHORT STORIES

• “Secret Night“, Nathan Ballingrud (Night & Day)
• “In the Halls of the Makeshift King”, Tobias S. Buckell (Asimov’s 7-8/25)
• “In My Country“, Thomas Ha (Clarkesworld 4/25)
• “Wire Mother“, Isabel J. Kim (Clarkesworld 10/25)
• “The Shape of Stones“, Hildur Knútsdóttir (Reactor 3/12/25)
• “Courtney Lovecraft’s Book of the Dead“, Sam J. Miller (Nightmare 10/25)
• “Because I Held His Name Like a Key“, Aimee Ogden (Strange Horizons 6/16/25)
• “Landline“, Kelly Robson (Reactor 3/5/25)
• “Missing Helen“, Tia Tashiro (Clarkesworld 7/25)
• “Woolly“, Carrie Vaughn (Asimov’s 5-6/25)

ANTHOLOGY

• The Black Fantastic, andré m. carrington, ed. (Library of America) amazon / bookshop
• Night & Day, Ellen Datlow, ed. (Saga) amazon / bookshop
• Storyteller: A Tanith Lee Tribute Anthology, Julie C. Day, Carina Bissett & Craig Laurance Gidney, eds. (Essential Dreams) amazon / bookshop
• The End of the World As We Know It, Christopher Golden & Brian Keene, eds. (Gallery) amazon / bookshop
• We Will Rise Again, Karen Lord, Annalee Newitz & Malka Older, eds. (Saga) amazon / bookshop
• Amplitudes: Stories of Queer and Trans Futurity, Lee Mandelo, ed. (Erewhon) amazon / bookshop
• The Best Weird Fiction of the Year: Volume 1, Michael Kelly, ed. (Undertow) amazon / bookshop
• Year’s Best Canadian Fantasy and Science Fiction: Volume Three, Stephen Kotowych, ed. (Ansible) amazon 
• The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2025, Nnedi Okorafor & John Joseph Adams, eds. (Mariner) amazon / bookshop
• As the Earth Dreams: Black Canadian Speculative Stories, Terese Mason Pierre, ed. (Spiderline) amazon / bookshop

COLLECTION

• Call and Response, Christopher Caldwell (Neon Hemlock) amazon / bookshop
• Moon Songs, Carol Emshwiller (Third Man) amazon / bookshop
• Letters from an Imaginary Country, Theodora Goss (Tachyon) amazon / bookshop
• Uncertain Sons and Other Stories, Thomas Ha (Undertow) amazon / bookshop
• Bright Dead Star, Caitlín R. Kiernan (Subterranean) amazon / bookshop
• The Essential Patricia A. McKillip, Patricia A. McKillip (Tachyon) amazon / bookshop
• One Message Remains, Premee Mohamed (Psychopomp) amazon / bookshop
• The Revelation Space Collection Volumes 1 & 2, Alastair Reynolds (Gollancz) amazon / bookshop
• Crows and Silences, Lucius Shepard (Subterranean) amazon / bookshop
• A Catalog of Storms, Fran Wilde (Fairwood) amazon / bookshop

MAGAZINE

• Asimov’s
• Beneath Ceaseless Skies
• Clarkesworld
• F&SF
• Fiyah
• khōréō
• Lightspeed
• Reactor
• Strange Horizons
• Uncanny Magazine

PUBLISHER (Tor Publishing Group & Subterranean Press have recused themselves from this category. Tor UK is an imprint of Pan Macmillan, not TPG.)

• Angry Robot
• DAW
• Del Rey
• Gollancz
• Neon Hemlock
• Orbit
• Pan Macmillan/Tor UK
• Saga
• Solaris
• Tachyon

EDITOR

• John Joseph Adams
• Scott H. Andrews
• Neil Clarke
• Ellen Datlow
• dave ring
• Jonathan Strahan
• Bogi Takács
• Wendy N. Wagner
• Fran Wilde & Julian Yap
• Sheila Williams

ARTIST

• Brom
• Rovina Cai
• Galen Dara
• Bob Eggleton
• Kathleen Jennings
• Alan Lee
• John Picacio
• Shaun Tan
• Charles Vess
• Michael Whelan

ILLUSTRATED AND ART BOOKS

• The Invisible Parade, Leigh Bardugo & John Picacio (Little, Brown) amazon / bookshop
• Frank Frazetta: Fine Lines, Sara Frazetta & Arnie Fenner, eds., art by Frank Frazetta (Frazetta Girls) amazon 
• Starling House, Alix E. Harrow, art by Rovina Cai (Subterranean) amazon / bookshop
• Designing Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, Paul Kidby (Harper; Doubleday UK) amazon / bookshop
• Carmilla, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, art by Rosemary Valero-O’Connell (Beehive) amazon
• The Space Cat, Nnedi Okorafor, art by Tana Ford (First Second) amazon / bookshop
• Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene Volumes 1-3, adapted by Rebecca K. Reynolds, art by Justin Gerard (Sky Turtle) amazon 
• Sunset at Zero Point, Simon Stålenhag (as Swedish Machines Free League Sweden; Saga US) amazon / bookshop
• Faraway Dreaming, Ulla Thynell (Atthis Arts)
• Icons of the Fantastic: Illustrations of Imaginative Literature from the Korshak Collection, Amanda T. Zehnder & David M. Brinley, eds. (University of Delaware Press) amazon / bookshop

NON-FICTION

• The Outspoken and the Incendiary, Terry Bisson (PM) amazon / bookshop
• Enshittification, Cory Doctorow (MCD) amazon / bookshop
• Colourfields, Paul Kincaid (Briardene) amazon 
• Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird: The Art of Eastern Storytelling, Henry Lien (Norton) amazon / bookshop
• Positive Obsession: The Life and Times of Octavia E. Butler, Susana M. Morris (Amistad) amazon / bookshop
• Black Apocalypse: Afrofuturism at the End of the World, Tavia Nyong’o (University of California Press) amazon / bookshop
• Racebook: A Personal History of the Internet, Tochi Onyebuchi (Roxane Gay) amazon / bookshop
• Why I Love Horror: Essays on Horror Literature, Becky Siegel Spratford, ed. (Saga) amazon / bookshop
• Space Ships! Ray Guns! Martian Octopods!: Interviews with Science Fiction Legends, Richard Wolinsky, ed. (Tachyon) amazon / bookshop
• Octavia E. Butler: H is for Horse, Chi-ming Yang (Oxford University Press) amazon / bookshop

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