| |  |  | | The eccentric crew of a living spaceship seeks answers about a far-off planet gone rogue | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - By a Pulitzer Prize–winning, New York Times bestselling author who’s “one of the most versatile, imaginative, and prolific writers of his generation” (The Wall Street Journal)
- Meet a colorful cast of characters, including a tech-enhanced prodigy, a faceless assassin, and a heavily modified engineer
- “A bold, utterly propulsive masterpiece” (Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke)
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 |  | | ‘This pitch-perfect time travel thriller… [is] old-school science fiction at its best’ (Library Journal) | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - “A knockout… Fans of Stephen King’s 11/22/63 will be turning the pages all night” (Booklist)
- After a tightly regulated trip to the past goes horribly wrong — leaving one woman in 1941 — filmmaker Phoebe realizes present reality is shifting
- One of The New York Times’s best summer thrillers is set to be the biggest time travel book of 2026
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 |  | | A ‘not-to-miss experience’ (Library Journal) generating tons of discussion | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - The New York Times bestselling author of Horror Movie earns his place as “one of the smartest, most engaging authors in contemporary fiction” (NPR)
- Julia Flang is offered a temp job she can’t refuse: chaperoning a man in a vegetative state across the country. But he has AI implanted in his brain — and it has plunged him into a nightmare
- “I won’t be forgetting the ending of Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep in a hurry” (Locus)
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 |  | | ‘One of the best debuts of the year’ (John Scalzi) already has a screen adaptation in the works! | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - When Soyoung Rose Kang immigrated to the US, she left a copy of herself behind in Korea. And she has no idea that her doppelgänger plans to steal her life…
- Praised by R. F. Kuang (“a mind-bending thriller”), Scott Westerfeld (“dazzling”), and Amal El-Mohtar (“devastating and extraordinary”)
- An instant USA Today bestseller from a Nebula Award–winning writer “already at the top of her game” (Publishers Weekly)
- NPR, The New Yorker, New Scientist, and others are buzzing about this electric standalone
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 |  | | This whimsical, speculative buddy comedy has ‘high stakes but also plenty of humor and heart’ (Reactor) | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - Helper robot Cy and his unambitious adult ward, Grayson, set out to save the family tech company
- A near-future romp that offers warm reflections on family, friendship, and what it means to be human
- “Such a winning and openhearted novel” (Kevin Wilson, author of Nothing to See Here)
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 |  | | Humanity is awed by first contact with the extraterrestrial… but two former best friends know better | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - Thirty years after Alex and Ana were abducted as children, a mysterious transmission from the solar system’s edge causes fear around the world and unearths old questions
- “This satisfying deep dive… is sure to hook fans of first contact stories” (Kirkus Reviews)
- Thoughtful literary sci-fi labeled a must-read by People, Good Housekeeping, Literary Hub, and more
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 |  | | A lonely robot and a chatty cyborg dog set off in ‘one of the best things I’ve read in a very long time’ (Locus) | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - A Psalm for the Wild-Built fans will adore this “refreshing ray of hope in the darkness” (Publishers Weekly)
- As battered robot Be and their unlikely companions search a dystopian New England for Be’s missing leg, they realize old enemies have returned
- “Readers will quickly get pulled into the setting, love the characters, and root for the good guys” (Booklist)
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 |  | | The master behind Children of Time delivers ‘charmingly bizarre SF noir’ (Kirkus Reviews) | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - From “one of the most interesting and accomplished writers in speculative fiction” (Christopher Paolini)
- In a future utopia where genetically engineered animals exist in the shadows of humanity, a raccoon PI unravels a tangled mystery
- “Readers searching for… the upside-down criminal enterprise of John Scalzi’s Starter Villain will be thrilled to meet Skotch” (Library Journal)
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 |  | | Six women were created to serve inhabitants of a doomsday bunker — and they’re ready to rebel | | WHY IT’S READWORTHY: | - “I could not put it down” (Edward Ashton, author of Mickey7)
- This dystopian satire is at once hilarious, poignant, and deeply weird
- From “one of the most electrifying voices in genre fiction today” (Hugo Award–winning author Sarah Gailey)
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