Everything Together: Collected Stories
Sammy Harkham
A graphic collection of short comics that move between humor, sadness, and formal invention.
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Sammy Harkham
A graphic collection of short comics that move between humor, sadness, and formal invention.
Benjamin Alire Saenz
A short story collection set in El Paso and the U.S.-Mexico borderlands, drawing on memory, family, and community. Its restrained narration brings out both the intimacy and the pain of lives lived at the border.
Mabel L. Robinson, Lynd Ward
A coming-of-age novel about a girl from a Maine island who must attend school on the mainland and reconsider her future through family and friendships. The book carefully balances seaside life with the unease of leaving home.
A.S. King
A YA novel about a girl who struggles to find a place at home and in school while facing her own feelings.
Mary O'Rourke
A frank political memoir that mixes public life with private memory. Mary O’Rourke writes about family, power, success, disappointment, and the emotional cost of a long career in public life.
Dg Nanouk Okpik, Arthur Sze
An experimental poetry collection that folds mythic sensibility and contemporary experience together from an Inupiat perspective. Memory of land and community intersects in sharp, vivid images.
Jon Klassen
After a tiny fish steals a hat from a much larger fish, the contrast between innocent self-justification and quiet illustrations creates the humor. With minimal text, the book lightly conveys guilt and the sense of looming consequences.
Timothy Egan
A nonfiction portrait of photographer Edward Curtis, following his determination to preserve Indigenous cultures through image-making while also tracing the larger history of the American West.
Sharon Olds
A highly personal collection that looks directly at divorce, grief, memory, and the possibility of renewed freedom.
John Connolly
This anthology gathers major mystery writers to write about the novels and traditions they love. Through criticism and essays, it offers a broad guide to the pleasures and history of detective fiction.
Louise Erdrich
A novel set on an Ojibwe reservation, following a boy who searches for justice after violence upends his family. It is both a coming-of-age story and a portrait of communal harm.
Ben Fountain
A novel about a young soldier’s single day after war, exposing the emptiness of patriotism and spectacle.