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Libba Bray, The Diviners…
In this eponymous first installment of her new The Diviners series, YA fa… more »
Lev Grossman, The Magician Ki…
The drawbacks of having the whole world at your fingertips What exactly d… more »
Margaret Atwood, In Other Wor…
A peek into the creative landscape of one of our greatest writers Margare… more »
Neil Gaiman, American Gods…
A theatrical recording of one of Gaiman’s best works If you still h… more »
Matt Haig, The Radleys…
A novel of an average English suburban family – who happen to be va… more »
Deborah Harkness, A Discovery…
Twilight for grownups — but better Deborah Harkness’s A Disco… more »
Guillermo Del Toro, The Fall…
Ooey, gooey gross-out sci-fi chaos After setting up the dominos in The St… more »
William Gibson, Zero History…
A new direction for the prophet of the Internet age The techno-thriller m… more »
Chuck Hogan, The Strain…
For those who like their vampires with a little more bite Two major vampi… more »
China Mieville, Kraken…
A whodunit romp with ingenious twists and sly themes “The New Weird… more »
Justin Cronin, The Passage…
A canny, literary reinvention of vampirism Vampires, zombies, the America… more »
Stephenie Meyer, The Host…
Friendly parasites have descended upon planet Earth to invade the bodies … more »
Danielle Trussoni, Angelology…
A lush and sprawling epic about the wrath of fallen angels Someone should… more »
Seth Grahame-Smith, Abraham L…
The title says it all… Novels portraying alternate histories have l… more »
Gregory Maguire, A Lion Among…
The third installment of the Wicked Years shows us how the lion got cowar… more »
Dave Eggers, The Wild Things…
Eggers updates the monsters from Sendak’s classic, and in this tell… more »
Margaret Atwood, The Year of …
A darkly lyrical end-time fantasia in the spirit of Oryx and Crake andThe… more »
George Orwell, 1984
A great way to experience a forever-vital classic Nowadays, 1984 might no… more »
Aldous Huxley, Brave New Worl…
A science fiction masterpiece that feels close to fact In this age of fro… more »
Neil Gaiman, The Graveyard Bo…
In the fairy tales of Neil Gaiman, children often cross the boundaries be… more »
Neil Gaiman, Coraline…
The best kind of children’s book — the kind you’ll want… more »
Orson Scott Card, Ender…
“Welcome to the human race. Nobody controls his own life, Ender. Th… more »
Cormac McCarthy, The Road…
McCarthy’s bleakest, most harrowing and most intimate novel In the … more »
Ray Bradbury, The Martian Chr…
Bradbury’s sharply satirical tales About the colonizing of Mars sti… more »
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eMusic Features
Interview: Eddie Huang
By Elisa Ludwig, eMusic Contributor
A Vice TV host with a law degree, a hip-hop obsession, and a NYC restaurant called Baohaus (serving Taiwanese buns, named for his favorite architects), Eddie Huang is a walking culture clash. In his memoir… more »
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