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Actually, Authors of Color Have Been Out Here Giving Us Epic Fantasy Bangers, Here Are 9+ of Them

By Alyssa ShotwellOct 20th
I Told Myself I’d Never Watch an Isekai Anime Only to Realize That I’ve Been Watching Isekai My Whole Life!

By Briana LawrenceOct 15th
Courtney Lanning Writes About Building the Mirror for Others Through Queer YA

By Courtney LanningSep 23rd
Take a Break from Reality: 10 Sci-Fi/Fantasy Audiobooks to Listen to this September

By Macmillan AudioSep 14th
B.B. Alston’s Amari and the Night Brothers Reminds Me Why I Fell in Love With Reading

By Alyssa ShotwellSep 7th
Ask the Mary Sues: What’s Your Favorite Fantasy Film?

By Chelsea SteinerAug 28th
11 Epic King Arthur Retellings to Get in the Mood for The Green Knight Movie

By Alyssa ShotwellJul 26th
The Black Fae Came Out to Play on the Second Saturday of May

By Briana LawrenceMay 10th
Magic and Science Blend Together in a Time-Warping Adventure in D.O.D.O.’s Sequel, Master of the Revels

By Larissa IrankundaMar 24th
Shannara Author and Fantasy Master Terry Brooks Returns to Worlds of Magic in First Short Story Collection, Small Magic

By Larissa IrankundaMar 12th
The Mary Sue Book Club, March 2021: Spring Fever, Magic Wars, and Feminist Fantasies

By Larissa IrankundaMar 8th
11 Black Authors Who Were Some of The OG Pioneers of Sci-Fi/Fantasy (And I’ll Fight You If You Say Otherwise)

By Larissa IrankundaFeb 5th
Ending Game of Thrones Cost HBO Half Their Subscribers

By Jessica MasonJan 4th
Science Fiction and Fantasy Books to Gift Every Member of Your Weird and Cranky Family

By Tor BooksDec 15th
10 Novel Characters Who Should Have Been the Protagonist All Along

By Larissa IrankundaDec 8th
The Mary Sue Gift Guide: For the Fantasy Lover in Your Life

By Larissa IrankundaNov 26th
9 Sweater Weather Reads to Cozy Up With This Winter

By Larissa IrankundaNov 4th
The Mary Sue Book Club, November 2020: Magical Street Gangs, Virtual Realities, and Evil Phoenix Gods

By Larissa IrankundaNov 3rd
Racism vs. Representation: The Missteps of Naomi Novik’s A Deadly Education

By Larissa IrankundaOct 16th
The Beautiful Subversion of Race, Power, and Magic in The Midnight Bargain

By Larissa IrankundaOct 14th