Bump has created an unforgettable debut novel that will sometimes make you laugh, and sometimes pull at your gut..

Greene offers the the reader a theory of everything...

At the dawn of the new millennium, Els Gordon finds herself adrift...

Ross is a writer of humanness, one who finds more interest in what we feel than theme...

O’Keefe’s characters search for truth in a universe where the secrets are centuries old and where A.I.s depend on humans as much as humans depend on A.I.s...

Jim, our narrator, experiences a crisis of conscience in the wake of the possible suicide of his girlfriend...

Two guys named Nick Chance, both with clairvoyant dogs named Royo, both inventors living in Pasadena, California – in 1913 and 1993...

Svich remains one of America’s most exciting playwrights, and this book collects some of her most invigorating work yet.

In a memoir by turns insightful and outlandish, Fleming combines meticulous observation with a keen sense of the absurdity of his actions...

Rafala's novel centers on the haunting legacy of WWII on the people of a small Sicilian village...

The graphic novel vibrantly recreates the experience of watching Rude Mechs perform...

Laura Lam’s new book "Goldilocks" (Orbit, 2020) takes readers into space with an all-female crew bound for a distant Earth-like planet.

"The Other Bennet Sister" focuses on the life of the middle sister in "Pride and Prejudice."

Shaw invites us to consider the power of myth to guide us not only toward new ways of seeing our current moment—one in which we’re witnessing an unprecedented global pandemic—but also new ways of seeing itself...

How involved with slavery were American universities? And what does their involvement mean for us?

In this interview we discuss the sophisticated structure and profound content of the Tiruvaymoli, along with the translator’s own transformative journey rending into English the meaning, emotion, cadence and kaleidoscopic brilliance proper to this Tamil masterpiece...

Miller explores the next big fight in the South China Sea when errors and miscalculations on the grandest scale drive the world’s greatest maritime powers into conflict...

After a decade spent protecting public officials, Nick Averose has the unique ability to think like an assassin...

Randall focuses in this memoir on recreating the communities and historical moments in which she lived. Randall especially emphasizes how her encounter with feminist thinking reshaped how she understood not only her own life, but also the Latin American revolutions she saw up from up close...

Adleman’s collection, a gorgeous hybrid of poetry and memoir, is a journey through grief and forgiveness...

Mina completed a doctorate in Classics but can’t find a tenure track position. She earns money by teaching adjunct classes and tutoring in Latin...

Not only is Reed a person who feels emotions strongly, he’s actually an empath, who can manipulate other people’s emotions, preferably at their invitation, and project feelings into books...

One summer, Joni Griffith Wexler realizes that she hasn’t paid enough attention to her life...

Tyler Hayes's "The Imaginary Corpse" offers an escape from the unending stress of the Covid-19 pandemic with three simple words: plush yellow triceratops...

In these poems, the famous author of Frankenstein crafts a creature out of ink, mirrors, and the remnants of her own heartbreak and sorrow...