September Sirens Book Club Picks
In honor of Latine Heritage Month, which starts on September 15: Any speculative work—novel, collection, graphic—created primarily by Latine nonbinary, trans, or female creators.
August Sirens Book Club Picks
Let’s start at the very beginning: any book of your choosing, by a North American Indigenous author (or authors) who
Right Nearby: Stuff You Might Need at Sirens
While you’re in New Haven, you might need breakfast, lunch, and services from locations near the hotel. Here are some
Sirens Schedule for 2026
The schedule for Sirens in 2026 is below. Faculty will present keynotes and teach during the weekend, and members of
See You at Sirens: Transportation and Travel Edition
Getting There Hello, Sirens. Travel time will soon be upon us, so here’s a post on getting to the conference
See You at Sirens: Programming Presentations for 2026
We’re delighted to share the full slate of presentations for Sirens in 2026 with you! Times and locations will be
Spotlight: Speculative Works by AANHPI Authors
For 2025’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Month, we showcased a book a day, every day, all month
Sirens Team Recent Faves
Sirens was born from a love for the stories that inspire us–inspire us to stay hopeful, to persevere, to revolutionize,