Excited to see that both PLATFORM DECAY by Martha Wells and TWELVE MONTHS by Jim Butcher are part of this amazing line up of Amazon’s Best Science Fiction Fantasy for 2026!


Excited to see that both PLATFORM DECAY by Martha Wells and TWELVE MONTHS by Jim Butcher are part of this amazing line up of Amazon’s Best Science Fiction Fantasy for 2026!


PLATFORM DECAY by Martha Wells has been selected as a LibraryReads Hall of Fame Pick for May!
Congratulations to all the DMLA authors whose titles were named a GoodReads Editor’s Top Genre Pick for the past five years!
Fantasy
Horror
Booklist just released their Top Ten YA Debuts for 2026 and we’re thrilled to see the following DMLA titles included in the roundup!
Out of Air by Rachel Reiss
A deep-sea dive into a breathtaking cave leaves Phoebe and the Salt Squad cursed in this artful thriller full of airtight tension and robust character development.
All the Noise at Once by DeAndra Davis
Black and autistic Aiden wants nothing more than to play football with his quarterback brother, Brandon, but an incident with the police challenges the brothers’ dynamic in this heartfelt story about connection and collective action.
It’s an incredible honor to see so many DMLA authors on the Locus 2025 Recommended Reading List! Congratulations all around!
SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS
FANTASY NOVELS
HORROR NOVELS
FIRST NOVELS
COLLECTIONS
NOVELLAS
NOVELETTES
SHORT STORIES
Congratulations to Matthew Hubbard as A REBEL’S GUIDE TO PRIDE makes the ALA Rainbow List! 🌈

Washington Post: “It’s fun when slight little shows — especially comedies — overperform by improving on a silly premise. In Apple TV’s goofy space dystopia, “Murderbot,” Alexander Skarsgard plays a crabby, semi-obsolete “SecUnit” (or “private security construct” — sort of a computer with human tissue) that started the series by quietly rebelling against its overlords. Specifically, it hacked its “governor module” to watch a bunch of movies and TV, and it must now hide its newfound sentience (and fandom) from the incompetent humans it’s forced to protect. The series was one of the year’s weirder and more successful television experiments. Created by Weitz brothers Paul and Chris (who also made “American Pie” and “About a Boy”) the show, an adaptation of the first book of Martha Wells’s “The Murderbot Diaries,” makes extraordinary — and original, and very funny — use of Skarsgard’s almost inhumanly handsome and distant screen presence.”
Congratulations to Neil Sharpson and Robert Jackson Bennett as DON’T TRUST FISH (Sharpson) and A DROP OF CORRUPTION (Bennett) have been named as one Book Page’s 10 Best Books of 2025!


Excited to see Tashan Mehta’s MAD SISTERS OF ESI named as a Washington Post Best Book of 2025! “A poetic, metaphysical epic, “Mad Sisters” feels like it’s in conversation with other recent books about people in surreal, liminal spaces questioning what everything means — and it’s my absolute favorite book of the year.”
Congratulations to all the DMLA authors selected to be on Library Journal’s Stellar Selections Best Books of 2025!
SUSPENSE
Thompson, Aggie Blum. You Deserve To Know. Forge. Mar. 2025.
HORROR
Starling, Caitlin. The Graceview Patient. St. Martin’s. Oct. 2025.
Starling, Caitlin. The Starving Saints. Harper Voyager. May 2025.
SCIENCE FICTION
Bear, Elizabeth. The Folded Sky. (White Space, bk. 3). Saga. Jun. 2025.
FANTASY
Addison, Katherine. The Tomb of Dragons. (Chronicles of Osreth, bk. 3). Tor. Mar. 2025.
Bennett, Robert Jackson. A Drop of Corruption: An Ana and Din Mystery. (Shadow of the Leviathan, bk. 2). Del Rey. Apr. 2025.
Bishop, Anne. Turns of Fate. (Isle of Wyrd, bk. 1). Ace. Nov. 2025.