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The Night Prince by Lauren Palphreyman (Wayward Txf) — is a high-stakes, sizzling romantasy where werewolf politics and forbidden desires collide. Princess Aurora must navigate a perilous alliance with the feared alpha Blake to reclaim the throne. As ancient dark forces threaten both of their kingdoms, Aurora faces a dangerous bond where her very survival is tied to her enemy’s life. It is a thrilling, emotional ride for fantasy lovers.

Terry Pratchett’s collected short fiction — spanning his entire career from early science fiction to mature Discworld-era work. Wit, humanity, and surprising depth in every piece: essential for fans who want to experience the full range of an imagination that could never be contained by a single series.

The second volume of the landmark cyberpunk anthology traces the movement’s evolution and global spread — Japanese, Chinese, and other non-Western traditions alongside the familiar American and British strands. Together, the two volumes constitute the most comprehensive survey of cyberpunk fiction ever assembled.

The foundational stories of cyberpunk — the genre that imagined the internet, the surveillance state, and the body-as-technology before they arrived. Volume 1 of this landmark anthology surveys the movement’s origins with Gibson, Sterling, Cadigan, and the stories that shaped science fiction and contemporary culture.

The triumphant, emotionally devastating conclusion to Naomi Novik’s acclaimed Scholomance trilogy. With the school destroyed, El faces the wider world — its injustices, its politics, and the deeper costs of survival. A conclusion that is both surprising and fully earned.

The propulsive second novel in Naomi Novik’s acclaimed Scholomance trilogy — dark academia fantasy at its most emotionally intense. El Higgins is learning that survival requires something more dangerous than talent: caring about other people. Original, intelligent, and utterly compelling.

Alchemised by Sen Lin Yu (Penguin) — poems and prose pieces on transformation: what it means to change, to let go, to become something other than what you were while remaining yourself. Drawing on personal experience, Buddhist teaching, classical Chinese poetry, and contemporary neuroscience, the writing reads as poetry but functions as philosophy — accessible without being shallow, consoling without being sentimental. For readers of Mary Oliver and Maggie Nelson. Published by Penguin.

Experience the complete genius of science fiction’s greatest storyteller in Stories of Ray Bradbury. This comprehensive Everyman collection showcases Bradbury’s masterful short fiction, blending poetic prose with visionary imagination. From dystopian futures to nostalgic tales, discover why Bradbury’s exploration of humanity and technology continues to resonate with readers worldwide.

Terry Pratchett’s Tales of Wizards and Dragons offers young readers a magical journey into fantastical realms. This children’s fiction collection from Penguin Books showcases the beloved author’s talent for creating enchanting stories that spark imagination. Perfect for introducing children to the wonder of fantasy literature, these tales blend adventure with Pratchett’s signature storytelling magic.

Ayn Rand’s monumental Atlas Shrugged merges classic literature with science fiction and adventure in this thought-provoking masterpiece. This influential work of fiction explores individualism and human achievement through compelling storytelling that challenges conventional thinking. A philosophical novel that combines action, adventure, and profound ideas about society and personal responsibility, making it essential reading for literature enthusiasts seeking intellectual depth.