Angle of Repose (Contemporary American Fiction)
Wallace Stegner
Wallace Stegner's Pultizer Prize-winning novel is a story of discovery—personal, historical, and geographical.
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Wallace Stegner
Wallace Stegner's Pultizer Prize-winning novel is a story of discovery—personal, historical, and geographical.
Ana Castillo
Ana Castillo's novel traces two women's correspondence as it explores borders, gender, and cultural pressure.
John Norton
A Black Star Series volume of prose poems and sketches that turns memory, place, and displacement into an intimate lyric voice.
Jung Chang
A memoir that follows three generations of women in China and turns the twentieth century into a family history moving through war, revolution, and the Cultural Revolution.
Sandra Cisneros
A short story collection about the everyday lives and emotions of Latina women, centered on cultural identity and intergenerational conflict.
Franco Marcoaldi
A poetry collection in which short poems gather fragments of daily life and the texture of language while testing the border between what is seen and what remains hidden. Playful in impulse yet tightly controlled, it sharpens the outline of the world through precision and restraint.
Grace Paley
A collection of poems, including new works and anthologies, that carefully depict human experience through elaborate form and clear language. A collection of works that utilize traditional techniques in contemporary poetry.
Rachel Pollack
A near-future fantasy that weaves together religious motifs and spiritual searching. Through faith, cults, and personal renewal, it allegorically explores the boundary between society and self.
Eugene B. Redmond
A selected-poems collection that combines lyric intensity with social observation and a Black poetic imagination.
Francisco X. Alarcon
A poetry collection rooted in Nahuatl imagery, symbolic language, and the reclamation of Indigenous and Latino heritage.
Robert Olen Butler
Set in postwar Louisiana, the collection lets multiple narrators reflect the memories and daily lives of Vietnamese immigrants.
Ninotchka Rosca
A satirical novel set in the Philippines that uses family drama and political intrigue to explore dictatorship, history, and gender.