From folk tales to Sputnik, the Russian imagination in all its splendor and diversity is brought out in all-new translations of influential fantasy and science fiction works Learn More

From folk tales to Sputnik, the Russian imagination in all its splendor and diversity is brought out in all-new translations of influential fantasy and science fiction works Learn More

From the writer whose work has been called "truly, hellishly gritty" (Los Angeles Times) comes a gnarled mystery with shades of Philip K. Dick and James Ellroy Learn More

A beloved novelist's tribute to a world famous illustrator, complete with twenty-one woodcuts Learn More

A sweeping historical fantasy epic of Celtic magic and a fight for freedom from an exciting new talent. Learn More

A sweeping historical fantasy epic of Celtic magic and a fight for freedom from an exciting new talent. Learn More

The second book in the Aspect-Emperor series. Learn More

The second book in the Aspect-Emperor series. Learn More

Discussions with the famous science fiction writer recorded shortly before his death. Learn More

The startlingly original, enthusiastically acclaimed Prince of Nothing fantasy series continues with a gripping novel of Holy War and court intrigue. Learn More

The startlingly original, enthusiastically acclaimed Prince of Nothing fantasy series continues with a gripping novel of Holy War and court intrigue. Learn More

A novel of untamed murder, sex, and Christianity in the frozen landscapes and treacherous waters of Iceland a French prize-winner Learn More

A novel of untamed murder, sex, and Christianity in the frozen landscapes and treacherous waters of Iceland a French prize-winner Learn More

The realms of myth, religion, and cutting-edge cyber-technology fused into a thrilling and darkly suspenseful novel from a renowned fantasy master. Learn More

The realms of myth, religion, and cutting-edge cyber-technology fused into a thrilling and darkly suspenseful novel from a renowned fantasy master. Learn More

Philip Jos Farmer, the wildly creative author of the bestselling Riverworld series, has long been considered one of the few real masters of science fiction. All the skills and the soaring imagination which have won Farmer over a million dedicated fans are abundant in this highly charged, far-future, space adventure story. Learn More

A feminist fantasy set in upstate New York. Learn More

A feminist fantasy set in upstate New York. Learn More

One-stop reference to the field, from Tolkien to Xena. Learn More

Epic fantasy, first in the Gormenghast trilogy Learn More

Fans of Peake will delight in this new, wonderful tale, published one hundred years after Peake’s birth Learn More

Final novel in the Gormenghast Trilogy. Learn More

The conclusion to the groundbreaking epic Prince of Nothing fantasy trilogy Learn More

The conclusion to the groundbreaking epic Prince of Nothing fantasy trilogy Learn More

Fantasy novel by Arthur C. Clarke award winner. Learn More

Decades after Peake’s death, world-renowned fantasy writer (and friend of the Peakes) Michael Moorcock has written verses to go with Peake’s drawings. This star collaboration--funny, surprising, and haunting by turns--is accompanied by an illuminating and elegiac introduction by Moorcock. Learn More

Part fantasy, part horror, part philosophy, part contemporary dark comedy, the writing is united by a sharp wit and a web of clues that will open up the imagination of every reader.< Learn More

The irresistible second novel by the bestselling Max Frei, set in a magical city where losers make good. Learn More

Fantasy, horror, philosophy, and dark comedy are all ingredients in this amazing work in which a sharp wit and a bewildering web of clues opens up a Pandora's box of secrets. Learn More

The millions-selling fantasy epic of the new Russian literary icon a freeloading freebooter who finds a new home in a magical world. Learn More

Part Genesis, part Gilgamesh, this artfully wrought first novel is a triumph of the historical fantasy genre. Learn More

A powerful work of fantasy. Learn More

The mesmerizing second volume of World Fantasy Award-winner Tanith Lee's acclaimed Secret Books of Venus Series.

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The mesmerizing second volume of World Fantasy Award-winner Tanith Lee's acclaimed Secret Books of Venus Series.

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Zamonia forever! Another wildly original tale of adventure from the lively and inventive (The New York Times Book Review) author of The 13 1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear.
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Zamonia forever! Another wildly original tale of adventure from the lively and inventive (The New York Times Book Review) author of The 13 1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear. Learn More

A consuming story of love, loss, and redemption set in the classical world of Rome and Greece, The Republic of Vengeance is the story of a young man’s pursuit of his father’s murderer and of the values and qualities he develops that will make him a man-a man capable of a deep, noble, and enduring love.

At the end of the third century BC, as Republican Rome’s long war with Carthage in Africa draws to a close, a new danger is arising in the East. The ruthless and ambitious King of Macedon, Philip the Fifth, is moving against the independent city-states of Greece and threatening Rome itself.

In the tradition of Mary Renault, Stephen Pressfield, and Robert Graves, The Republic of Vengeance is a remarkable, beautifully written novel of love, loss, and redemption. More than a historical adventure, it explores timeless questions of freedom, right, and duty. Learn More

Epic novel of fantasy and political satire. Learn More

Finally published in the United States, Robert Irwin's gripping fantasy tale of sensuality and ancient Arabian culture takes readers on a kaleidoscopic ride of deception, temptation and greed. Learn More

Contains work from every period of Mervyn Peake's life. Learn More

The classic science fiction novel of discovery and exploration; a brilliant evocation of a familiar setting seen through the eyes of a primitive. Learn More

Illustrations by Jurgen Ziewe
Astonishing fantasy illustration from the world's leading computer-graphic artist. Learn More

The darkest art of J.K. Potter. Learn More

Dapper and smiling, Mr. Pye comes to the island of Sark with a mission--to conquer evil. He immediately sets about changing everyone he meets, but is unfortunately prone to excess. When the struggle between good and evil becomes embarrassingly personal, Mr. Pye is forced to embark on a campaign of unparalleled sin.

Mervyn Peake, author of the internationally acclaimed Gormenghast novels, has created an extraordinarily imaginative story in Mr. Pye, his last novel and crowning achievement. In both the text and his own delightful illustrations, the author turns a moral battle into a hilarious and fantastical adventure. Learn More

A chillingly realistic fantasy epic recounting a battle between man and the supernatural for ultimate power--from world Fantasy Award-winner Tanith Lee Learn More

The pioneering bestselling classic by the father of pulp science fiction, and the literary inspiration for ABC s LOST, now back in print Learn More

Creator of the extraordinary Gormenghast novels recently broadcast on PBS in a BBC-produced mini-series Mervyn Peake was also a painter, poet, illustrator, and dramatist and a great original in his life and work. Learn More

The retelling of the epic Welsh myth that is "certainly among the top 5 fantasy series of the twentieth century" (sfsite.com). Learn More

Immensely intelligent and delightful...The Limits of Vision jumps and turns through level after level of humor and invention. It is a dance of a book. Learn More

An epic work of science fiction. Learn More

An epic work of science fiction. Learn More

Internationally bestselling Warrior of Rome continues with King of Kings Learn More

Internationally bestselling Warrior of Rome continues with King of Kings Learn More

A cult author now in the mainstream, his growing readership will thrill to the return of R. Scott Bakker and The Prince of Nothing. Learn More

The underground classic of utopian fiction unique, brilliantly conceived and brilliantly executed. (New York Times) Learn More

The twentieth century’s most remarkable feat of fantasy literature, with over 100 never-before-seen illustrations by Peake himself Learn More

First collection by acclaimed fantasy illustrator. Learn More

The classic collection of Yiddish fantasy and folklore: Thirty-one stories and novelettes. Learn More

Three fantasy classics in one elegant volume. Learn More

A fantasy classic. Second in the Gormenghast Trilogy. Learn More

A literary fantasy of desire and Oedipal tension. Learn More

The definitive edition of Soviet Russia s most beloved satirist, available for the first time in the United States Learn More

The definitive edition of Soviet Russia s most beloved satirist, available for the first time in the United States Learn More

Who can solve the mystery of Centerboro’s crime-wave? Who can defeat the evil tycoon, Walter P. Condiment? Only Freddy, “that charming ingenious pig” (The New York Times)! Learn More

Illustrated by Wayne Anderson The classic fantasy art title. Learn More

Debut volume in terrifying new series. Learn More

The acclaimed reality-altering finale to the dizzying experience, achieved with unerring security of technique that is the gypt cycle (The New York Times Book Review) Learn More

An odyssey of fantasy and history. Learn More

The second volume of the historical fantasy trilogy praised for deftly blending fact and fancy, action and romance (Publishers Weekly, starred review) Learn More

The second volume of the historical fantasy trilogy praised for deftly blending fact and fancy, action and romance (Publishers Weekly, starred review) Learn More

In the tradition of Tolkien and Herbert, the stunning first volume of an accomplished new literary fantasy trilogy. Learn More

Overlook continues it reissues of the incomparable Jim Nisbit’s oeuvre with The Damned Don’t Die. Learn More

A prophecy of America entering the authentic new age: Magical, potentially destructive, and utterly uncanny. Harold Bloom Learn More

Illustrated by Rodney Matthews The most astonishing art of the acclaimed fantasy illustrator. Learn More

"In a properly run universe John Sladek's Roderick would be regarded as a major American novel. Which it is." Michael Dirda, The Washington Post Learn More

By the author of The 13 1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear, a fantastic tale for every book lover Learn More

The science fiction masterpiece. Learn More

By the middle of fourth century A.D., Britain and the Roman Empire had been ruled for a generation by Christian emperors. Now, at last, with the force of the state behind it, the Church was strong enough to suppress all opposition to its power. But in Britain there was still resistance.


Seen through the eyes of Drusus, a young British Roman, and set against the backdrop of imperial civil war and the growing threat from Rome’s enemies beyond its frontiers, the followers of faith and reason clash and the old values of classical enlightenment are called into question.


And it is Drusus who is there to witness the cracks as they begin to split the great monumental edifice of the Roman Empire...
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“There's a new name to add to the pantheon of the sons and daughters of Cain: Dave Zeltserman.”—Washington Post Learn More

The classic satirical science fiction tale that defied conservative media conventions and was virtually banned when it first appeared Learn More

Illustrated by Linda and Roger Garland. A pictorial tribute to the mythical creature Learn More

The final novel in the Paradys series. Learn More

The final novel in the Paradys series. Learn More

Chilling stories set among the crypts of Paradys. Learn More

Three novellas of bizarre imagination and terror. Learn More

A stylishly haunting Gothic fantasy. Learn More

A stylishly haunting Gothic fantasy. Learn More

Illustrated by Bob Eggleton Stunning collection of fantasy illustration. Learn More

The second installment in this award-winning collection of short fiction. A terrifying volume of cutting-edge horror fiction from the genre's most acclaimed writers. Learn More

The second installment in this award-winning collection of short fiction. A terrifying volume of cutting-edge horror fiction from the genre's most acclaimed writers. Learn More

Groundbreaking collection of gay and lesbian science fiction stories. Learn More

From World Fantasy Award-winner Tanith Lee, comes a terrifying novel of sixteenth century Venice-part three of her thrilling Secret Books of Venus series. Learn More

From World Fantasy Award-winner Tanith Lee, comes a terrifying novel of sixteenth century Venice-part three of her thrilling Secret Books of Venus series. Learn More

What does the heroine of a modern fairy tale need after "Once Upon a Time" Well, four opinionated sisters, animals who talk (and are as exasperatingly outspoken as the sisters) and a flying scooter would be nice, for starters

Written with soft-pedaled irony, captivating charm, and tremendous heart, Lia Nirgad's As High as the Scooter Can Fly will seduce fans of Alice Hoffman, Angela Carter and The Little Prince it is the perfect grown-up fairy-tale.

Stuck in a small suburban house, with three daughters and an impressively dull husband who leaves her frozen inside, Layla dreams of far-off lands and a more fabulous life, asking herself, like Peggy Lee did, "Is That All There Is " (But don't we all sometimes !) With fairy tale logic, her wish for travel makes it so if you don't ask you don't get-and she discovers in her backyard a flying scooter, covered by vines, dead leaves and lots of dust. And of course, if you remember your dream and brush off the dead leaves and dust and untangle the vines, things can start to happen. And they do.

Layla embarks on a series of trips, while her sisters watch on but not silently. Liora, the eldest, nags Layla to grow up and settle down, and she has a potion to help. Lenore, whose eyes change from violet to blue before she plucks men's hearts out with her knife-sharp nails, urges Layla to find a lover. Lihi advocates denial, and Luna, long dead, visits Layla at night and sniffs her troubled dreams. And if these conflicting opinions weren't enough, Layla and her sisters are ruled by the Loveless Winds, which urge them to settle for security and to forget about love and passion. But are they right As Layla travels the globe, throwing herself headlong into life, she encounters everything a heroine deserves nothing less than the world, in all its rich confusion and voluptuous delight.

Lia Nirgad is a writer and translator, born in Belgium and raised in Nigeria, Argentina, and Israel, where she now lives. As High as the Scooter Can Fly is her first novel to be published in English; she has published two novels in Hebrew Like Jamaica and Alien Body as well as a children's story, "A Kiss for Shpunza," which has been televised for Israeli educational television. Her translations include Charles Frazier's Cold Mountain, Lorrie Moore's Birds of America, and Javier Marias's El Hombre Sentimental.

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Robert Irwin's seductive and disturbing fantasy classic takes the framework of the Thousand and One Nights and turns it inside out and upside down to create a phantasmagoric and sensual rendering of ancient Cairo. Learn More

Moers returns with a fourth “relentlessly whimsical” fantasy (Library Journal). Learn More

Winner of the Russian Booker Prize, a darkly comic novel of Russia in the not-too-distant future. Learn More

The 13 1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear is playful enough for young adult readers, yet as intricate and engaging as any work of literary fiction; it has the plot of a novel and the spontaneity and humor of a vintage comic book.

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