RISINGSHADOW · READING INSIGHTS

Fantasy, Science Fiction & Horror statistics

Explore publication history, genre evolution, community ratings and upcoming books across Risingshadow’s fantasy, science fiction and horror catalog.

EXPLORE RISINGSHADOW

A library built across decades

Move from the scale of the catalog into publication history, genre structure, ratings and the books still ahead. Each view is designed as a starting point for deeper exploration.

96,079books80,730 speculative fiction · 15,349 other84% speculative fiction
17,329authors
17,288series
266genres & classifications
PUBLICATION LANDSCAPE

More than a century of publishing at a glance

Publication years in the catalog

This is the publication history represented by Risingshadow’s public catalog, not the growth of the database itself. Open the shape by decade, then inspect recent years in more detail.

Recent publication yearsEach bar is one publication year
GENRE LANDSCAPE

How the catalog changes over time

Publication-year classification history

Follow the largest recommendation concepts across publication years. This describes books represented in Risingshadow’s catalog, not reader popularity. Select a line in the legend, then open any point to see the books behind that year.

FantasyScience FictionHorrorOther
2006books published in each year2026
Current catalog snapshotChange over 30 days
RATING LANDSCAPE

How Risingshadow readers use the 1–10 scale

Historical 0 excluded
7.6average rating
80,861numeric ratings
20,645books with ratings

Percentages show each score’s share of all valid numeric ratings. Open a bar to inspect which public books received that score most often. Historical value 0 means read but unrated and is excluded.

RELEASE PIPELINE

The catalog already reaches into the years ahead

Current + next 3 publication years

Future-year counts reflect the publication dates currently recorded in Risingshadow and will change as publishers announce or move releases.

Risingshadow Statistics turns decades of books, genres, ratings and release data into a library you can explore from many angles.

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