We preview the new, not-yet-released online version of the “Stronghold” franchise, which is set in medieval times.

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.

This week’s questions include: Is there a J.K. Rowling movie cameo? If you’re a “Slytherin,” are you destined to be “evil”?

There’s nothing in the new TBS show, about a family of devils that moves to Texas, that you haven’t seen a hundred times before.

The translation of the first in a trilogy that is enormously popular in Russia will whet your appetite for sprawling epic fantasy.

We have a report from last week’s Book Expo America on what fantasy book enthusiasts can expect in the months ahead.

The second and final book of the “Rain Wilds Chronicles” is reminder of why Robin Hobb has been a fantasy favorite for two decades.

In a new “Supernatural” novelization, Sam and Dean visit a Civil War reenactment. But if it’s a “reenactment,” why are people dying for real?

A new glossy book celebrates Joss Whedon’s quickly canceled 2002 series with interviews, facts, fiction, and essays from those involved with the show.