Dan's Sci-fi & Fantasy Blog

Welcome to my third entry in my occasional series regarding books I have read that are popular on #BookTok.

Today on the blog, I review Ghost Therapy by Mark Rosendorf.

My sons are dedicated soccer players and reluctant readers. Here are some titles sure to get the most disinclined young readers flipping p

Today, on the blog, I have a guest post from the folks at Everand expounding upon the most popular speculative fiction reads on their platf

These YA novels have intriguing titles—I suspect faeries can prevaricate and forgive…

Today on the blog, author Kimberly Baer spills the tea on her new YA paranormal release Would You Rather…

Today on the blog, I review Pitstops and Proton Beams by Aurelio Rico Lopez III. It's been a while since I've accepted a review request beca

Today on the blog, Author of Robert Winter provide a fascinating and informative guest post about the Icelandic sagas, that inspired epic fa

Today on the blog, author Kim Baccellia spills the tea on her latest release, a dystopion thriller. Don't miss the excerpt and giveaway!

Today on the blog, sci-fi author Kyoto M discusses her new release, The Starlight Contingency. I must admit that is an intriguing title. Be

Today on the blog, guest Rupert Stanbury provides am introduction to his latest novel, Pimlico People , and presents an extract. The auth

Will I finish my reading goals? What are they exactly? Time will tell this year, that is for certain. I'm not sure what my reading goals are

What better gift is there than the gift of books? Here are recommendations for the most discerning and reluctant readers in your life....

It's that time of year to list what you're thankful for.

In this entry of my intermittent series Pages2Screen, I ponder if The Wild Robot book or film is superior.

Today on the blog, author S. Labrecque provides an in-depth review of The Changeling Sea by Patricia A. McKillip. If you enjoy this review,

The fourth and final installment of Spooky Reads for October is the Robopocalypse Duology by Daniel Wilson.

My third entry in spooky reads for October can be succinctly described as the X-Files set in post-Civil War America. In the Eidola...

In Sooky Reads, part 2, I recommend another completed horror trilogy sure to put some fright in your nights.

In this post, I dish on a YA horror series that sparked my interest in the genre.