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Eleni Vakalo, Karen Emmerich
A collection of six long poems from the 1950s and 1960s, this book rethinks what lyric poetry can be. Through linked images, line breaks, and subtle shifts in language, it quietly explores the relations among landscape, body, memory, and time.
Amy Bloom
"The Queen of Secrets" is a short story by Lisa D. Gray collected in New Haven Noir, an anthology of crime fiction set in New Haven, Connecticut. Set around Bradley Street, it draws on the shadows and tensions of a city away from its polished public image, and it received the Robert L. Fish Memorial Award.
Catherine Cate Coblentz, Janice Holland
A lyrical children's tale in which a blue cat follows the river's song back to Castle Town and helps restore the town's memory of beauty and handmade craft.
David Grossman, Jessica Cohen
スタンドアップ・コメディアンの一夜の公演を舞台にした長篇。笑いと怒り、告白と暴露が交錯する語りを通じて、個人的喪失とトラウマ、社会的傷を浮き彫りにし、ユーモアと悲劇が同居する構成で強い印象を残す作品である。
Carrie Vaughn
Set in a post-collapse future, the novel follows a young investigator whose murder case forces her to re-examine the rules of her community and the values she has been taught. It blends dystopian world-building with a moral inquiry into choice and social order.
Laura Dassow Walls
Laura Dassow Walls's Henry David Thoreau: A Life reinterprets Thoreau's life and thought through the contexts of naturalism and the history of science. It broadens the familiar image of Thoreau and presents him as a writer, thinker, and observer of nature.
Ruth Fitzmaurice
『I Found My Tribe』は、病や喪失を経て支え合える共同体（tribe）を見つける過程を綴った個人的な回想録。脆さと連帯、回復についての率直な記述が印象的で、読者に共感を与える。
Tommy J. Curry
This theoretical study challenges existing accounts of Black masculinity and argues for understanding Black men not simply as power holders but as subjects exposed to violence and vulnerability. It frames Black Male Studies through race, class, and gender.
Susan Howe
Susan Howe's experimental collection brings together Paul Thek's art, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, early American writings, and personal memory. Prose, fragments, and collage intersect as the book explores the depths of memory and archival material.
Benjamin Madley
Benjamin Madley's An American Genocide is a historical study of the violence and mass killing inflicted on California Indians between 1846 and 1873. It examines state and federal involvement, Indigenous resistance, and the violent foundations of modern California.
Erick Berry, Betsy Bird
Set in ancient Crete, this historical fantasy follows Inas, the daughter of the inventor Daidalos, as she moves between myth and adventure. As fear of the gods collides with confidence in science, a young woman's curiosity and courage drive the story forward.
Clare Barron
A darkly comic play about a woman caring for her ill father while trying to reckon with her own emptiness and loneliness.