Suffused with tenderness, "Lazy at Stanford" is an earnest memoir-in-essays covering major personal challenges. Michael Lazaar’s sprawling essay collection "Lazy at Stanford" includes both fragmented diaristic litanies and... Read More

Sure to excite young readers, the welcoming science fiction novel "Eudora Space Kid" explores the galaxy via an audacious girl. In David Horn’s science fiction novel Eudora Space Kid, a mischievous child who lives on a spaceship... Read More

"David Massie and the Quantum Flux" is an imaginative science fiction adventure in which a boy who skips across realities is chased by a dark enemy. In Andrew M. Nehring’s inventive novel "David Massie and the Quantum Flux", a teenager... Read More

The characters of Rabin’s gratifying short story collection share roots in a harried culture. Rabin’s hyperrealistic short story collection "I Only Make Love in Montréal" depicts Caribbean life and the impacts of the absence of... Read More

"Vic City Express" tackles the migrant crisis in Greece with an unusual perspective. A traveler to Athens endures a racially charged diatribe from a fellow train passenger who decries the influx of foreigners in Vic City, the working... Read More

Gritty, raw, liberated, and twisted into lines of beauty, Emma Bolden’s melancholic realizations mostly relate to her body and her hysterectomy. With multiple collections and an assortment of works in publication, it is no surprise... Read More

This is no ordinary lycanthrope tale, but is instead driven by a highly empathetic beast. Something very weird is happening in the sleepy town of Grand, Oklahoma. A string of animal attacks occurring on full-moon nights starts a rumor... Read More

This beautiful allegorical novel highlights the heartrending issues of Palestinians and refugees with a magical style. "Deir Al Lauz", written by Lama Sakhnini and translated by Sabrina Sakhnini, is a harrowing and stylish novel that... Read More