Though GOT was a once-in-a-generation TV show, & while nothing will ever be the same, there are some fantasy series that have risen to the challenge.

This week in Staff Picks, TV Editor Tim Lowery lauds The Ponys’ Nathan Jerde and Staff Writer William Hughes goes along for the ride when Mike Duncan’s Revolutions swerves into fiction. One of my ...

Michael Zapata, whose 2020 novel "The Lost Book of Adana Moreau" was praised as a crucial work in the growing Latinofuturism ...

Author and cultural strategist Ash A Milton has officially released Decoding History: The Invisible Thread, the first book in ...

The conference for faith-based speculative fiction writers partnered with the Christian Game Developers Convention on a new ...

Archive of Unknown Universes” by Ruben Reyes Jr. takes place in a world where one machine allows users to easily sift through ...

Bailey says the 800-mile Grain Belt Transmission line project presented Missouri with information that was “at best speculative and faulty, or at worst intentionally fraudulent.” ...

The KUOW Book Club and Seattle Public Library are continuing our summer reading series this month with "Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century" by Kim Fu.

An image going around social media claims to show a sign at an In-N-Out burger restaurant that says "Free burgers for all ICE agents in uniform, thank you for your service." ...

Seattle is home to Clarion West, a literary non-profit that specializes in speculative fiction. And on July 12, it's launching the annual Clarion West Write-a-thon.

Literature is often pushed on allegedly reluctant men as a machine for empathy. I read it for a different reason.

Split Fiction is an early third-party highlight for the Nintendo Switch 2, but it also shines a light on the console's capacity issue.