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Dragonlance’s epic fantasy returns, nowwith even more Time devices to deal with. In Dragons of Fate, Destina Rosethorn journeys into the past but finds herself stranded, removed from her own time and without the means to return. This epic sequel to Dragons of Deceit drives readers further into the Dungeons & Dragons mythos, from the writers that started it all.Teyonah Parris and John Boyega on Working With Jamie Foxx | io9 InterviewTake a look at the cover for Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman’s newest Classic…

From Circe to Medusa via Persephone, Electra and the women of Troy, it seems there are few characters from Greek mythology left who haven’t been the subject of a feminist retelling in recent years. This year, the world of such reimaginings is expanding beyond the Greeks – although there is a clutch of those retellings, too – with the publication of books about Julia from George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four (Katherine Bradley’s The Sisterhood), Rosaline from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet (Fair Rosaline by Natasha…