“The History of Runestaff,” an old book series by the master of 1970s fantasy, is back in print, and it’s well worth reading.

Sure, the “hero” gets top billing, but sometimes it’s the sidekick that has the more interesting journey. Here’s something else sidekicks share: once they step out of the hero’s shadow, they never go back.

The second book in the “Namaah” series is even better than the first — and more proof that Jacqueline Carey is a master of fantasy-erotica.

A YA book series about a group of invisible demon-hunters is being developed as a movie.

Details are sparse, but word is that writer-producer David E. Kelley is working with DC Comics to bring the iconic female superhero back to the small screen.

The four children from “The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe” are all very different: which is most like you? Take our quiz to find out! But beware — the answer may surprise you!

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The last book in the “Hunger Games” trilogy is a disaster — which is stunning given how good the first two books were.

The “Harry Potter” series includes a breathtaking array of magical spells. We take a look at some of the most memorable — and, well, magical.

This novel by George Mann, recently out in paperback, is a fun and very satisfying mystery.

DC has revealed a new wardrobe for the world’s most famous female superhero — part of the character’s latest “re-imagining.”

“Gilliver’s Travels” is coming! A movie version starring Jack Black and Emily Blunt will hit theaters in December. But we look back at the book it’s (loosely) based on.