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Nick Laird
This collection meets collapsing social and political systems, loss, and memory with a precise but flexible voice. Around a sequence on a father's death, it opens outward into loneliness, friendship, and the unease of everyday life.
Huw Lemmey, Ben Miller
These “very funny-deep dives into the lives of the most dastardly queer people in history” offer a passionate argument for rethinking gay politics beyond identity (Vogue). What can we learn from the homosexual villains, failures, and baddies of our past?
Jolie Toomajan
A feminist horror anthology that channels hysteria, rage, and bodily fear into twenty-six speculative nightmares.
Premee Mohamed
A collection of contemporary cosmic-horror stories that balances impossible situations, human connection, and lingering dread.
Henry Threadgill, Brent Hayes Edwards
A NEW YORK TIMES NOTABLE BOOK OF THE YEAR • An autobiography of one of the towering figures of contemporary American music and a powerful meditation on history, race, capitalism, and art. A Best Book of the Year: The New York Times, NPR, The New Yorker Henry Threadgill has had a singular life in music.
Dave Eggers, Shawn Harris
Johannes, a free dog living in a park by the sea, is charged by the park’s bison elders with serving as the Eyes. In a fast-moving, humorous voice, the novel looks again at friendship, freedom, and the changes that unsettle the park’s fragile balance.
Moniquill Blackgoose
In a world where dragons have nearly vanished, an Indigenous girl named Anequs bonds with a hatchling and is thrust into a colonizer-run school. Coming-of-age and social critique advance with the same force as the story confronts cultural inheritance and the violence of schooling.
Vashti Harrison
From a child’s perspective, the book explores self-acceptance and the power of words to wound or heal. Spacious language and vivid design carry the emotional movement.
ÉMILE MOSELLY
A cycle of linked stories that traces poverty and childhood in Lorraine. Later reprints often pair it with Jean des Brebis, sharpening the sense of local life and memory.
Claire Dederer
Cultural criticism that reexamines the relationship between art and the immoral acts of its creators. Analyzes the conflict between fan devotion and ethical responsibility.
Ian Penman
This book reframes the work and mythology of filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder through fragments of criticism and recollection. It goes beyond film history, allowing the critic's own memory and sensibility to give the portrait of Fassbinder greater depth.
Emily Tesh
On a space station built from the last scraps of humanity, Kyr has been raised for revenge, only to confront the lies of her society and the reality of the people around her. The novel combines the momentum of military science fiction with a story of deprogramming and self-discovery.