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John Vaillant
Fire Weather is reportage centered on the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire, tracing the links between the oil industry, climate change, and the relationship between fire and human society. By putting fire itself at the center, it layers the history behind the disaster with the pressures of the present.
Jonathan Strahan
An anthology of new witch stories from around the world, spanning folklore, horror, and fantasy.
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The Heart of Little Shikara follows a boy who ventures into a dangerous jungle with the hunter he admires, Warwick Sahib. In the tension of a tiger hunt, courage, respect, and fear of the wild are tested, and the boy's outlook begins to change.
Sujata Massey
Set in 1922 Bombay, the fourth Perveen Mistry novel follows the city’s only female solicitor as she takes on the defense of a mistreated young woman. The story combines legal intrigue with class conflict, women’s rights, and family strain.
Vajra Chandrasekera
Fetter, raised from childhood to kill a holy leader, flees to a city of strange doors and tries to choose a life of his own. The novel layers religion, bureaucracy, and revolution while making fantasy and modern social life feel equally present.
Momtaza Mehri
This debut collection weaves the experience of diaspora from Mogadishu to London through poems, prose, and message fragments. It portrays the loss of home and the feeling of movement with both critical edge and humor.
Emily Perkins
Therese, who has grown comfortable in a life of luxury, is forced to rethink what has sustained her once corruption rumours gather around her husband and she encounters her neighbour Claire. The novel sharply examines class, marriage, privilege, and female anger.
John Yau
A collection of essays about contemporary art, artists and culture. Please Wait by the Coat Room includes essays on sculptors of color Luis Jimenez and John Outterbridge; a section on Korean abstract painters who were considered part of the Dansaekhwa movement (which has been translated as "monochromatic painting"); a section on "second generation Abstract Expressionists" such as the Black painter Ed Clark and the Japanese American painter Matsumi Kanemitsu.
G. T. Karber
An experimental mystery collection that combines short-form structure with reader-participation puzzles. Its distinctive, puzzle-forward format invites readers to test their deduction skills.
イーディス・ウォートン, 河島 弘美
Set in 1870s New York high society, the novel follows Newland Archer as a reunion with the unconventional returned Countess Ellen Olenska pulls him between desire and duty. Within a world ruled by etiquette and silence, Wharton traces the cost of love and self-restraint.
Jacques Morel
Feuilles mortes traces the reverberations of time past and memory through the gaze of a single woman. The end of youth, relations with family and others, and the presence of forgetting overlap as the novel moves forward in a quiet, elegiac tone.
Paul S Flores, Xavi Moreno
The long-awaited full-length debut of poems by the nationally-celebrated, award-winning spoken word artist, playwright, and educator Paul S. Flores.