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This grindhousey biker film, executive-produced by Quentin Tarantino, is a convoluted, overly snazzy-looking tale of bad blood between even worse people.

Shot on location in Mongolia with a real nomad family, The Cave of the Yellow Dog blurs the line between documentary and fiction and, in doing so, creates its own singular dramatic language.

From the director and writer of Secretary comes this odd fictional biopic about this photographer's impulses.

Tim Burton is all grown up and getting serious.

Everyone is having a hard time putting a finger on Carol's problem, but nothing seems to cure her discomfort and, steadily, she wastes away. Is her problem medical, societal, or psychological? All of the above?

Sci fi epic is grand in vision but can't fill its scale

Single-location sci-fi thriller stays in shallow end

Sisters were doing it for themselves in historical fiction, alt-historical fiction, romance, and a graphic novel

Eimear McBride's haunting debut novel reviewed

A stranger-than-fiction tale of forgiveness for an act of prejudicial violence in the wake of 9/11

As summer heats up, the 'Chronicle' runs afoul of the law, in fiction and nonfiction

Texas' sci-fi, fantasy, and crime author passes

Who took home the prizes for best sf/fantasy of the year?

The film is suspenseful, dogged, relentless, and determined – amazing considering we already know the ending of this story about the 10-year hunt for Osama bin Laden.

White Whale Games brings the pulp-fiction aesthetic into the Aughties

It's something worth celebrating, prose lover

The Adventures of Amir Hamza

Recent Fiction and Nonfiction Reviewed

Austin-based YA author dives into new ocean romantic comedy

Remembering the legendary author and Texas Monthly writer