A narrator is hospitalized in the ICU during COVID-19 and is forced to confront illness and the dysfunction of American healthcare.

At the edge of illness, the shapes of the body, care, and love come into focus.

A reimagining of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from Jim's perspective, centering race, literacy, and agency.

Jim's voice turns a canonical American novel inside out.

A biracial novelist leaves literary fiction for television writing in a sharp satire of publishing and racial fixation.

Between writing and earning, her sense of self begins to slip.

A short-story collection that brings motherhood, identity, and the supernatural into tense collision.

From beneath the ordinary, ghostlike memories begin to sprout.

An episodic novel about three Palestinian immigrant families in Baltimore, exploring generational conflict, class, and belonging.

Within the fractures of family life, a community takes shape.