In the novel "The Cordillera", a complex would-be rancher faces dramatic events in international locations. In Luis Rousset’s novel "The Cordillera", a young man’s future is derailed when he’s offered a position as an international... Read More

Guzel Yakhina’s spellbinding, fabulistic novel "A Volga Tale" views the Russian Revolution from within a small agrarian settlement. In the pastoral time before the Revolution, Jacob is a schoolteacher who lives alone in Gnadenthal... Read More

"Immortalised to Death" is a lively mystery novel that delights in the particulars of Charles Dickens’s Victorian England. In Lyn Squire’s rollicking mystery novel "Immortalised to Death", the sudden demise of Charles Dickens is... Read More

The story of ordinary citizens who petitioned the Supreme Court to gain the right to sue formidable entities, "To a High Court" is a memoir about a historic, power-shifting legal quest. Neil Thomas Proto’s memoir "To a High Court"... Read More

Confident and celebratory, "Anita" is a memoir about self-discovery across several continents. Traversing multiple countries, Ana B. Castano’s memoir "Anita" is a decisive story of love, loss, and self-awareness. When she was young,... Read More

Focusing on Asian American experiences, this accessible essay collection puts academic theories to use in the fight against racism. Peter H. Huang’s essay collection "Disrupting Racism" makes scholarly arguments for positive social... Read More

"Delta of Cassiopeia" is a bright literary collection whose poetry and prose pieces function like stars in a career-spanning constellation. With subjects variously quotidian and mythological, Ted Morrissey’s satisfying literary... Read More

Written by a former ballerina and trained linguist, the memoir Chasing the Light covers an unpredictable military rise. Joanna Rakowski’s memoir Chasing the Light is about immigration, ballet, and working in military intelligence.... Read More