Milkweed Editions
What have you done to our ears to make us hear echoes?
Arlene Kim
Arlene Kim's debut poetry collection explores immigration, memory, and myth through layered, dreamlike poems.
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Univ of Washington Pr
Qaluyaarmiuni Nunamtenek Qanemciput / Our Nelson Island Stories: Meaning of Place on the Bering Sea Coast
Ann Fienup-Riordan, Alice Rearden
An oral-history collection in which Nelson Island elders describe place through stories and names. It records a community where landscape, livelihood, and language are inseparable.
Bear Bones Books
A History of Barbed Wire
Jeff <amm, Jeff Mann
A collection of short stories and a novella set against Appalachia, exploring desire, violence, and warped power relations. The prose is dense, and bodily intensity runs through the whole book.
SUNY Press
Shrouds of White Earth (Excelsior Editions)
Gerald Vizenor
An indigenous artist’s journey of creativity and self-discovery unfolds from the White Earth Reservation to Paris.
Graywolf Pr
American Masculine: Stories
Shann Ray
A short-story collection set against the myths of the American West, tracing violence and the possibility of reconciliation. It reexamines the wounds hidden inside masculine roles.
William Morrow Paperbacks
Stories: All-New Tales
Neil Gaiman, Al Sarrantonio
An anthology of original tales curated by Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio, spanning literary fantasy, horror, and uncanny modern fiction.
岩波書店
チェルノブイリの祈り――未来の物語 (岩波現代文庫)
スベトラーナ・アレクシエービッチ, 松本 妙子
The book gathers testimony from survivors, firefighters, evacuees, and others whose lives were reshaped by the Chernobyl disaster.
Picador
Sidereal
Rachael Boast
A debut poetry collection in which celestial imagery and earthly concerns intertwine as the poems trace their own elliptical orbits.
cuon
菜食主義者 (新しい韓国の文学 1)
ハン・ガン, 川口恵子, きむ ふな
A three-part novel about Yeong-hye, whose refusal to eat meat unsettles her family and exposes violence, desire, shame, and the limits of social understanding. The English translation won the 2016 International Booker Prize.
白水社
イルストラード (エクス・リブリス)
ミゲル シフーコ, 中野 学而
A narrator reminiscent of the author, Miguel Syjuco, follows the death of the exiled writer Crispin Salvador and the disappearance of his manuscript into a maze where family history, national history, and literary history collide. Blending political satire with metafiction, the novel traces a story of memory and identity shaped by migration and return.
Serpent's Tail
Half Blood Blues: Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2011
Esi Edugyan
The story of jazz musicians fleeing Nazi-occupied Europe, where music, love, and loyalty become inseparable from survival.
Picador
Ilustrado
Miguel Syjuco
A narrator reminiscent of the author, Miguel Syjuco, follows the death of the exiled writer Crispin Salvador and the disappearance of his manuscript into a maze where family history, national history, and literary history collide. Blending political satire with metafiction, the novel traces a story of memory and identity shaped by migration and return.