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More: The best books published in so far. Each of the books in this masterful science fantasy trilogy won the Hugo Award for Best Novel, making Jemisin the first author ever to win the award three years in a row, and the series is currently in development for TV at TNT. These books are a pleasure to read, heartbreaking, joyous, inventive, and challenging in equal measure, tackling systemic oppression, climate change, and the complications of parenthood and grief. The world of Pern is unique and fascinating, yet never buckles under the weight of its own world building. The dragons and dragon riders provide an intensely compelling narrative hook Lessa and Ramoth in Dragonflight are direly overdue for a film adaptation. And McCaffrey, was, notably, the first woman to win a Hugo or a Nebula award.

Anticipating new fantasy novels is one of my favorite activities, right behind reading them. For more fantasies to add to your stack, check out our new and forthcoming previews, including sequels, anthologies, and more! See all previews here. Add to Bag. She both despises the fey and longs to be accepted by them, and sees becoming a warrior as her only path forward. And that ending! Be prepared for serious withdrawal.

Unsurprisingly, that translates to a noticeable uptick in book adaptations coming to the small screen this year, ranging from fantasy fiction to murder mysteries to, well, even more fantasy fiction. Set in an alternate universe a few decades ago, dozens of children with special powers are unexpectedly born from non-pregnant women around the world — true immaculate conceptions. An eccentric billionaire and closeted alien, sensing this is a sign to start his own family, adopts seven of these kids, hoping he can eventually unite them to protect the world from any and all evil. They disband, only to reunite a few years later when their father dies, needing to fight off their most treacherous foe yet. Your helpful actor guide: Ellen Page and Mary J. Blige Confirmed premiere date: February Source: Shrill: Notes From a Loud Woman by Lindy West Premise: Adapted from a series of nonfiction essays, Shrill revolves around an overweight journalist in New York City who, despite a moderate amount of professional success for her age and a solid group of friends, finds herself being passed over for better opportunities because of her weight.

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