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Samantha Harvey
A novel that follows twenty-four hours aboard the International Space Station through the eyes of six astronauts. By layering routine, isolation, and the textures of life in microgravity, it reflects on Earth’s beauty, human fragility, and the responsibility people owe to their planet.
Daphne Silver
Rare books librarian Juniper Blume returns home to chase a lead about the lost covers of the Book of Kells in the first Rare Books Cozy Mystery. The novel mixes bibliophilic detail, family tension, and a small-town murder case with a brisk, cozy pace.
Giuliano da Empoli, Willard Wood
A political novel that brings the center of power into view through one man's confession. Drawing on the outlines of real people and events, it sharply questions the boundary between fact and fiction.
Tananarive Due
A historical horror novel set inside a segregated reform school, where institutional cruelty and supernatural terror expose the depths of trauma.
Amanda Peters
The Berry Pickers is a novel that begins with the disappearance of a young Mi'kmaq girl in 1960s Maine and moves between the perspectives of Joe and Norma as buried family secrets come to light. Loss, memory, and the search for identity unfold in a quiet but emotionally forceful story.
Bethany Jacobs
Three women, one hidden truth, and an interstellar empire collide in a story driven by revenge and political struggle. The novel stands out for its tense plotting and the sharp emotional friction between its central characters.
Josh Pachter
This collaborative short story appears in the Beatles-inspired anthology Happiness Is a Warm Gun and is the first fiction piece co-written by Dru Ann Love and Kristopher Zgorski. It uses grief, memory, and urban tension to create a compact but vivid story.
Ovila Fontaine, Charlotte Parent
In the frozen Great North, winter is harsh for the Innu. The Great Manitu is looking for a tree to bring joy.
Forrest Reid, Andrew Doyle
This novel traces the growth of a young boy named Tom and the gradual formation of his sense of self. Through family ties, friendship, and social expectation, it follows the subtle changes in his inner life with quiet precision.
C. L. R. James, Nic Watts, Sakina Karimjee
Longlisted for the American Library in Paris Book Award Winner of the American Book Award Winner of the PEN Oakland Josephine Miles Award PERHAPS THE GREATEST VICTORY OF THE OPPRESSED OVER THEIR OPPRESSORS IN ALL HISTORY The end of slavery started in what was then San Domingo. In 1791, the enslaved people of the most prized French sugar plantation colony revolted against their masters.
Elsa Morante, Jenny McPhee
Set in Sicily, this novel follows a lonely narrator as she rethreads the memories of the women who precede her - grandmother, mother, and herself - and recounts a family history of secrets, desire, and betrayal through a blend of fact and invention. Its lush storytelling and layered family saga make it one of the defining debut novels of postwar Italian literature.
Jean E. Pendziwol, Todd Stewart
Skating Wild on an Inland Sea by Jean E. Pendziwol and Todd Stewart.