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Jane K. Cleland, Hallie Ephron
This nonfiction title offers a practical guide to suspense, structure, and plotting for writers. Through case studies and exercises, it lays out concrete ways to make a story tighter and more compelling.
David Ireland
A play centered on a Belfast loyalist, drawing out political paranoia and the strain within a family.
Frances Hardinge
A historical fantasy in which a teenage girl discovers the secret of a tree that reveals truths when fed lies.
Rosmarie Waldrop, Nikolai Duffy
Rosmarie Waldrop's Gap Gardening: Selected Poems is a selected volume that gathers four decades of poetic work. It brings together highly experimental poems that trace the spaces between language, absence, perception, and memory.
Laura Cumming
An art-history nonfiction book that follows John Snare’s obsession with a lost Velázquez painting and the long pursuit it set in motion.
Tyehimba Jess
A poetry collection by Tyehimba Jess that uses Olio to explore social life and customs and art, with african americans in view.
Ocean Vuong
A poetry collection that renders war, migration, loss, and queer selfhood in finely tuned language.
Bill Beverly
Bill Beverly's Dodgers is a crime novel that follows young people from Los Angeles as they are drawn into a world of violence. Through a journey shaped by flight and threat, it explores friendship, loyalty, and the weight of choice.
Margaret Maron
The twentieth Deborah Knott novel begins with a body found on the family farm, tying a murder investigation to an old land dispute. Family history, local loyalties, and the pressures of law enforcement intersect as the case unfolds.
Marla Cooper
Set during a wedding in San Miguel de Allende, the debut novel follows planner Kelsey McKenna as a murder and difficult clients throw her work into chaos. The lively voice and quick wit keep the story buoyant even as the case grows more complicated.
Edoardo Albinati
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Kaitlyn Greenidge
A novel that uses a research institute and one family to expose questions of race, language, and assimilation.