This spellbinding alternate version of Victorian London is both recognizable and like getting lost in some mist-shrouded parallel world only spoken of in myths.
Insecurity is a driving force behind these linked stories.
This exceptional work of historical fiction offers insight into the rippling effects of extremism.
As intriguing as the plot may sound upfront, it can’t speak to the otherworldly beauty of Michael Zapata’s writing.
This chilling critique of capitalism is a warning about how governments can exploit inequality for nefarious means.
While Pooley’s characters’ lives often look better from the outside, they all ultimately reconcile what they pretend to be with what they actually are.
Zora Neale Hurston is most known for her novel Their Eyes Were Watching God, but before she published books, she honed her craft by writing short stories.
Vijay writes with poise and polish in this electrifying story of one woman’s attempt to come to terms with her past and her homeland.
Ruth’s sense of identity is transformed when she gets a letter from her mother, Rachel, who was confined to a leprosy colony in Hawaii.
Mixing in elements of Malay folklore, Choo spins a wonderfully compelling historical thriller that’s enriched by themes of class and imperialism.
Mike Chen’s fast-paced tale is an optimistic look at how our humanity can bring out the best in us, even in the darkest times.
With its beautiful writing and redemptive ending, CREATURES is an imaginative, atmospheric debut novel.
This bizarre, captivating novel questions what makes a family and satirizes Southern gentility and politicians.
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