Books

'The Zodiac Paradox,' based on the hit TV series 'Fringe,' is quite the successful companion to the show that also works well on its own.

'The Marriage Plot' captures the intensity of emotion experienced by college graduates embarking upon the world, certain that what they have learned matters and that the decisions they make will echo through their lives.

For fans of comic culture in general and Morrison's penchant for psychedelic mysticism in particular, Supergods is a fitting addition to your book collection.

Philip K. Dick’s 'The Man in the High Castle' presents an alternative reality in which the Axis powers won World War II and divided most of the world.

Martin’s great strength is his ability to flesh out all of his characters by regularly shifting point of view.

Tea Obreht’s The Tiger’s Wife is a brilliant modern fable. This is magical realism at its finest.

Grudge Punk by John McNee is a highly-satisfying collection of interrelated short stories.

The Journey of Luke Skywalker: An Analysis of Modern Myth and Symbol is an interesting scene-by-scene close reading of the original Star Wars trilogy from a Jungian perspective.

Love Me by Danger Slater is philosophical, filthy and funny.

Despite its flaws, The Lathe of Heaven speaks well for Le Guin's longstanding rule as the queen of philosophical science fiction.

Serious fans of fantasy, children's and classic literature really should read Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, if they haven't already, as it is part of that wellspring from which all modern fantasy comes from.