Catalog

Stephen King

A time-traveling teacher tries to stop the Kennedy assassination — and learns the past does not want to be changed.

Becky Chambers

A tea monk and a robot walk into the wilderness. Hopepunk that actually earns the hope.

James S.A. Corey

A massive alien ring opens beyond Uranus. The Expanse, book three.

Jeff VanderMeer

The Southern Reach trilogy closes, and Area X’s origins finally start to surface — sideways, as ever.

Jeff VanderMeer

Four women enter Area X. Something about the border, and about them, is not what it seems. Book one of the Southern Reach trilogy.

Jeff VanderMeer

The bureaucracy trying to understand Area X turns out to be just as strange as the zone itself. Southern Reach, book two.

James S.A. Corey

The Belt rises in open rebellion. The Expanse, book six.

James S.A. Corey

The protomolecule crisis spreads to Venus, and the crew of the Rocinante gets pulled deeper in. The Expanse, book two.

James S.A. Corey

Humanity’s first colony on a world beyond the ring gate, and the fight over who gets to claim it. The Expanse, book four.

Antony Johnston

A post-apocalyptic desert world, generations after ’The Big Wet,’ where survival means never trusting the ground beneath you.

Frank Herbert

Desert planet, spice, prophecy, empire. The science fiction novel most other science fiction novels are still arguing with.

Paul Dennen · Dire Wolf

Deckbuilding meets worker-placement in the world of Dune. Sharp, tense, and endlessly replayable.

Tamsyn Muir

Lesbian necromancers in space, sword-fighting their way through a haunted gothic palace. Exactly as fun as that sounds.

James S.A. Corey

A detective, a doomed ice hauler, and a protomolecule that changes everything. Book one of The Expanse.

James S.A. Corey

The Rocinante’s crew splits up right as the solar system’s fragile peace shatters. The Expanse, book five.

Christian Moore · Last Unicorn Games

Explore strange new worlds under a d6 system built specifically for Trek-flavored diplomacy and away missions.

Greg Costikyan · West End Games

The original Star Wars RPG, back when the galaxy far away only had three movies to draw from. A formative piece of tabletop history.

Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Tom Waltz, Esau & Isaac Escorza

The last surviving Turtle, decades after losing his brothers, wages one final war on the empire that took them.

Jacob Fryxelius · FryxGames

Corporations race to make Mars habitable. A modern heavy-game classic.

Ursula K. Le Guin

An ambiguous utopia. The anarchist moon Anarres, the capitalist world Urras, and the physicist caught between.

N.K. Jemisin

A world of catastrophic, apocalypse-cycle geology, and the people with the power to cause or calm it. Opens the Broken Earth trilogy.

Isaac Asimov

The collapse of a galactic empire, predicted centuries in advance by mathematics — and the secret plan to shorten the coming dark age.

Ursula K. Le Guin

An envoy is sent to a world where people have no fixed gender. A foundational work of feminist and queer science fiction.

Jeff VanderMeer

A bioengineered bird flees a ruined city in this Borne-universe novella of strange, ecological horror.

Scott Almes · Gamelyn Games

Roll dice and colonize planets in a galaxy-spanning 4X game that fits in a small box and a short session.