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.
With its beautiful writing and redemptive ending, CREATURES is an imaginative, atmospheric debut novel.
‘Apeirogon’ is a placeholder for a future where irreparable loss transforms violence, where grief leads to reconciliation.
Miranda Popkey’s first novel is a slender volume with the power of lightning.
Smart, witty and even a bit sly, this penetrating social commentary is also one of the year’s most enjoyable novels.
This exciting, often unsettling novel succeeds by respecting both the dignity of its subjects and the intelligence of its readers.
Trevor’s unembellished prose stands in striking contrast to the weight and complexity of the ideas he explores, including mortality and the nature of love.
This piercing novel finds Somalian immigrant Mugdi living a quiet life in Oslo until his troubled son, Dhaqaneh, commits suicide.
Buy, rent, get your hands on this book somehow and savor every word of it.
Jon Clinch’s take on Scrooge and Marley’s story is darkly haunting in its own way, but also devilishly fun reading.
THE REVISIONERS is a passionate exploration of liberty, heritage, sisterhood and motherhood in New Orleans.
THE INNOCENTS reminds us of all the reasons we read—to understand, to imagine, to find compassion and to witness the making of art.
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