The Del Rey Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy: Sixteen Original Works by Speculative Fiction’s Finest Voices, edited by Ellen Datlow
Ellen Datlow edited a collection? We’re there. Again. The Del Rey Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy, a collection of subtle science fiction and fantasy, is reviewed.
Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer
We just couldn’t help ourselves; what’s the fuss all about? Stephenie Meyer’s pop sensation novel, and first in the vampire-laden Twilight Saga series.
Succubus in the City, by Nina Harper
The tale of a succubus leading a charmed life.
Hild the Waelcyrie
The grey haired man stood up but made no move to step out of the shadows. The long colourless cloak covered him from chin to boots and the assembled household [...]
Victory Conditions, by Elizabeth Moon
Victory Conditions is the latest (and possibly the last) in the Vatta’s War series featuring Commander Kylara Vatta, the leader of a fleet battling terrorist Gammis Turek. When a spy [...]
Empire of Ivory, by Naomi Novik
Fourth in Novik’s Temeraire series, an alternate history Napoleonic-era war filled with dragons. This time His Majesty’s (Dragon) Aerial Corps is attacked by disease.
No Gatekeepers: An Interview with Nisi Shawl
Author and teacher Nisi Shawl joins us for a chat about writing different ethnicities, fights with guitarists, and why writing is a power trip.
Thong Nation, by Henry Sutton
Following one long summer with a less-than-traditional family, Thong Nation delves into the less charming side of British sexual mores—and sexuality in general.
Mad About the Boy, by Mathilde Madden
A modern erotic novel by a regular RE contributor.
Mad About the Boy, by Mathilde Madden
Sharon Dodge reviews the modern erotic novel Mad About the Boy by RE contributor Mathilde Madden.
Dark Duets: Musical Mayhem, by Michael McCarty & His Band
A short-story collection.
Getting Down the Details
Apostrophes unnerve you? Homophones concern you? Try this easy, informal guide to correcting basic grammar mistakes even good writers make.
Mysticism and Mystery: An Interview with Michael A. Burstein
Six-time Hugo Award nominee Michael A. Burstein gives an exclusive RE interview and discusses his writing style, his Jewish perspective on science fiction, and why he should always listen to his wife.
Letter from the Editors: On Being a Better Author (And Submitting Well)
At Reflection’s Edge, we read hundreds of pages of submissions every month in the search for excellent writing. Surprisingly, a large number of the rejection slips we send out are [...]