Red Rising turned an entire generation of readers into revolutionaries, following Darrow as he infiltrates the ruling Gold elite from within to tear down a brutal, color-coded caste system from the inside out. It's the ultimate underdog story: one person against an entire entrenched power structure. If that's the kind of fire you're chasing, here are five more books about outsiders and underdogs taking on corrupt elites and rigged systems. 1. Devil in the Pale Moonlight — Dev

Dungeon Crawler Carl built its massive following on one deliciously paranoid idea: Earth isn't just being watched by alien powers, it's being run by them, turned into a deadly game show for the amusement (and profit) of forces far beyond human control. If you tore through that series craving more stories where the sky isn't the limit but the enemy, here are five books that dig into the same unsettling territory: alien intelligences quietly (or not so quietly) watching, manipu

Every book on this site comes from the same desk, so it seemed worth taking a post to properly introduce the person behind it. D. Hollis Anderson is the author and publisher of Genesis Echo, a cyberpunk-inflected sci-fi trilogy, and Devil in the Pale Moonlight, a very different kind of story — proof that the same writer can move between genres without losing the thread that ties the work together. The influences show up if you know where to look. The Author's Reading List pag

If you've been circling the Genesis Echo trilogy without quite taking the plunge, this is your invitation. Genesis Echo is D. Hollis Anderson's cyberpunk-inflected sci-fi series — the kind of story built for readers who want their genre fiction to carry some myth underneath the chrome and neon. Part of what makes this site worth exploring beyond the books themselves is the art. The Heroes, Aliens, and Original Concept Art galleries trace the look of the series from early sket