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Time Travel Romance and Haunted TV Channels: October’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy

Natalie Zutter· 1 octobre 2026

It being spooky season, there’s some undeniable horror crossover in these books: haunted dolls, angels that drive you mad, impossible pregnancies as invasive body horror, a nostalgic television dimension that may trap you forever. But there’s also the paradoxes of

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October's Sci-Fi Fantasy

October 2026 features a diverse lineup of science fiction and fantasy books that blend romance, horror, and adventure.

The selections include time-travel narratives, body horror, alternate histories, and space operas, catering to a wide range of tastes.

Some works incorporate elements of spooky season, such as haunted dolls, maddening angels, and eerie television dimensions that may trap viewers forever.

Others explore themes of love across timelines, first contact with extraterrestrial life, and the consequences of altering history.

Notable titles include Audrey Niffenegger’s sequel to The Time Traveler’s Wife, Samantha Josephs’ trans body horror debut Carrying, and Yoon Ha Lee’s space opera Code and Codex.

The article highlights how these books push boundaries while remaining accessible to curious readers.

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