Literary Fiction

“Rarely does this novel read like correspondence. The prose is too fine, the settings too detailed, the pacing exquisite.”

“Greenland is another fine contribution to a growing canon of Black queer fiction.”

There are summer beach reads and then there are summer European beach reads.

What could be more fun and exciting than being single and having a thriving business located right on the California waterfront?

“Annabel Thomas has a gift for creating character and a clear eye for this conflict in all human relationships.”

The Partition is a wide-ranging collection of nine short stories focusing on aging, loneliness, sexual identity, the brutal competition in the movie industry (“Late in the Day” and “Les ho

Maria Adelman’s How to Be Eaten has a fabulous premise—in modern day New York, five women gather for a trauma support group, each of them a modern reimagining of a fairy tale heroine.

A multilayered story with a narrative driven by fate and a passionate search for identity and survival in the face of meaningless trauma, Four Treasures of the Sky by Jenny Tinghui Zhang i

“Engaging, suspenseful, courageous, and brimming with a warm heart, Take My Hand will stay with you long after the last page.”

“a pithy, enjoyable, modern-day story from start to finish, with a cast of fully realized characters you’ll champion to the end.”

“a page-turner . . . the two stories intertwine ingeniously.”

“In The Town of Babylon, Alejandro Varela, whose educational background is in public health, combines a social scientist’s powers of observation and analysis with a master writer’s