Literary Fiction

“A dark and twisted but riveting story.”

“Stella is not a lengthy book and can be read in several hours. But it packs a punch way beyond its weight.

As the world faces down a crisis of epic proportions—a pandemic not a mere epidemic—it is refreshing to lose oneself in the story of a 15-year-old girl, left largely to her own resources by her

“an engaging, wonderfully nuanced novel . . .”

Dorthe Nors’ Wild Swims is a collection of 14 short stories written tightly and tensely, with most under a thousand words.

“Dalton has created a page-turning thriller with undertones of contemporaneous, serious, societal, and academic issues.” 

Let’s face it, a book centered around the wretched child abuse of a large family at the hands of a demented religious fanatic has some inherent drama to it.

Following her 2011 debut collection, This Is Not Your City, and her 2019 novel, The Vexations, Caitlin Horrocks returns with a stellar second story collection, Life Among the

Peter Ibbetz is an old man with old memories, and they haunt his dreams with increasing clarity and repetition.

Reading the boldly inventive and fast paced novel Aphasia, is like road tripping through a warm country with your smartest friend; it might be one of the best trips you are likely to take

“Grushin’s facility with language . . . is a marvel. It’s the kind of prose that demands you submerge yourself.”

What comes after “Happily ever after?”

A Crooked Tree is a sonorous ode to youth with all its innocence, angst, disillusionment, and unfiltered honesty.