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Solaris

279books in catalog

About this publisher’s catalog

This catalog offers a rich mix of speculative fiction that often blends imaginative world-building with elements of myth and technology. Readers can expect narratives that range from expansive space operas to reimaginings of folklore and legends, frequently infused with action-driven plots and complex settings. The variety invites exploration across different tones and narrative scopes.

What you’ll often find

  • Stories featuring epic quests and adventurous journeys in fantastical or futuristic worlds
  • Incorporation of mythological and folkloric themes, often with a modern or speculative twist
  • Science fiction narratives emphasizing space exploration, technological innovation, and military conflict
  • Blends of suspense and thriller elements within speculative settings
  • Humorous takes on traditional fairy tales and fantasy motifs
  • Diverse cultural perspectives woven into cyberpunk and space opera frameworks
  • Complex character-driven plots set against large-scale, imaginative backdrops

How to browse this shelf

  • Start by choosing between stories grounded in myth and folklore or those focused on futuristic science fiction
  • Look for action-oriented narratives if you prefer fast-paced, plot-driven reading
  • Explore titles with military or war themes for structured conflict and strategic storytelling
  • Seek out works labeled with space opera or cyberpunk to find technologically immersive settings
  • Try selections that highlight humor to experience lighter, playful interpretations of classic tales
  • Use thematic clusters like legends, suspense, or multicultural perspectives to narrow your choices
  • Consider the tone and scale of the story—from intimate character moments to sweeping epic arcs—to match your reading mood

Good fit if you like

  • Imaginative settings that blend the ancient and the futuristic
  • Complex, layered storytelling with a balance of action and thoughtful world-building
  • Explorations of myth and folklore reinterpreted through speculative lenses
  • Fast-paced narratives with elements of suspense or military strategy
  • Multicultural and diverse voices within science fiction and fantasy frameworks
  • Humorous or playful takes on traditional fantasy themes
  • Expansive space adventures featuring technological and societal speculation

Generated from the books currently available in this catalog.

Authors published by Solaris

  • Kultus A Thaddeus Blaklok Novel — Richard Ford

    Kultus A Thaddeus Blaklok Novel — Richard Ford

  • Ninefox Gambit — Yoon Ha Lee

    Ninefox Gambit — Yoon Ha Lee

  • Deadly Curiosities — Gail Z. Martin

    Deadly Curiosities — Gail Z. Martin

  • The Age of Ra — James Lovegrove

    The Age of Ra — James Lovegrove

  • Heart of Veridon — Tim Akers

    Heart of Veridon — Tim Akers

  • Dragonseed — James Maxey

    Dragonseed — James Maxey

  • Harry and the Pirates — Brian Lumley

    Harry and the Pirates — Brian Lumley

  • Evil Ways — Justin Gustainis

    Evil Ways — Justin Gustainis

  • Arch Wizard — Ed Greenwood

    Arch Wizard — Ed Greenwood

  • Infoquake — David Louis Edelman

    Infoquake — David Louis Edelman

  • Dark Lord — Ed Greenwood

    Dark Lord — Ed Greenwood

  • War Machine — Andy Remic

    War Machine — Andy Remic

  • The Dragon’s Nine Sons A Novel of the Celestial Empire — Chris Roberson

    The Dragon’s Nine Sons A Novel of the Celestial Empire — Chris Roberson

  • A Covenant of Ice — Karin Lowachee

    A Covenant of Ice — Karin Lowachee

  • Beast — Jade Linwood

    Beast — Jade Linwood

  • The Desert Talon — Karin Lowachee

    The Desert Talon — Karin Lowachee

  • Three Eight One — Aliya Whiteley

    Three Eight One — Aliya Whiteley

  • A Second Chance for Yesterday — R A Sinn

    A Second Chance for Yesterday — R A Sinn

  • The Siege of Burning Grass: Shortlisted for the 2024 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction — Premee Mohamed

    The Siege of Burning Grass: Shortlisted for the 2024 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction — Premee Mohamed

  • Saturation Point — Adrian Tchaikovsky

    Saturation Point — Adrian Tchaikovsky