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Read an Excerpt From Adrienne Tooley&#8217;s <i>The Second Son</i>

Dark Fantasy

Cover of The Second Son by Adrienne Tooley

Read an Excerpt From Adrienne Tooley’s The Second Son

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Cover of Immortal Pleasures by V. Castro , showing a female vampire against a dark background

A Visceral Trip, a Bloody History: V. Castro’s Immortal Pleasures

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An illustration of a woman removing a charred mask to reveal a flaming face.

Other Kelly

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Cover of Where the Dark Stands Still by A.B. Poranek, showing two people dressed in rustic clothes, surrounded by tree limbs, some of which have eyes.

Where the Dark Stands Still by A.B. Poranek Stands Out

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Cover of An Education in Malice, showing a greyish circle currounded by leaves and plants, an open book, and an hourglass, all against a black ground.

Sapphic Obsession and Rivalry: An Education in Malice by S.T. Gibson

Sculpture of Judge Dee seated in a snowy forest, his left hand raised and holding a flame.

Judge Dee and the Executioner of Epinal

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Cover of The Sins on Their Bones, showing flowers, guns, skulls, keys and bullets against a black background.

Read an Excerpt From Laura R. Samotin’s The Sins on Their Bones

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An illustration of a person falling through a storm of red playing cards.

Blackjack

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Cover of Immortal Pleasures by V. Castro

Read an Excerpt From V. Castro’s Immortal Pleasures

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Photo of author Camilla Raines and the cover of their upcoming book, The Hollow and the Haunted

Revealing The Hollow and the Haunted by Camilla Raines

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Covers of Night's Edge and First Light by Liz Kerin

Read Liz Kerin’s “Amoxicillin” — A Story Set in the World of Night’s Edge

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Photo of author Melissa Albert and the cover of her new book, The Bad Ones

Cults, Covens, and Childhood Goddesses: A Conversation With Author Melissa Albert

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