Asian American and Pacific Islander authors are gaining attention this May for their contributions to the horror genre.
The month marks AAPI Heritage Month, prompting readers to explore works by authors including Alma Katsu and Monika Kim. Katsu's novels reimagine historical events with supernatural twists, such as her 2018 book The Hunger about the Donner Party. Kim's 2024 novel The Eyes Are the Best Part follows a Korean-American girl's descent into hunger amid personal struggles.
A selection of recent science fiction and fantasy books by Asian American and Pacific Islander authors has been showcased amid AAPI Heritage Month celebrations. The list features stories ranging from parallel universes to space samurai adventures. It encourages readers to support these creators during the May observance.
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A list of books by Asian American and Pacific Islander authors has been shared to celebrate the heritage month and align with reading challenges.
A recent article recommends six lesser-known romance books inspired by global mythologies.
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May 2026 brings a diverse lineup of mystery and thriller books for readers. Highlights include a spy thriller by Louise Penny and Mellissa Fung, cozy cat mysteries, and locked-room tales. The releases span YA, middle grade, and adult genres with settings from Toronto to Hong Kong.