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Across centuries, the lives around a single New England house intertwine into a haunting tapestry of America.
Over one June day in London, Clarissa prepares a party as intertwined streams of thought reveal private wounds and desires.
Spanning centuries, three sapphic vampires navigate hunger, love, and rage as immortality collides with constraint.
After a pandemic, a lone survivor watches civilization crumble and rebuild in startling, quiet ways.
Scientists assemble giant alien artifacts unearthed on Earth, sparking a geopolitical thriller told in dossiers.
A boy forced into Sierra Leone’s civil war as a child soldier struggles through trauma toward rehabilitation and remembrance.
Le Cunff proposes small, time‑boxed experiments as a humane alternative to rigid goals and habits.
Holmes and Watson probe a cursed family and a spectral hound on the Devon moor.
A retired soldier confronts a grotesque mystery at the Usher estate in a fungal, Poe-inspired horror novella.
A sweeping case that inclusive political and economic institutions—not geography or culture—determine which nations thrive or collapse.
In 1960s Netherlands, a young woman’s fixation on a German lodger dredges up buried wartime secrets and dangerous power games.
After a pandemic turns her husband into an undead secret, a scientist races to cure the plague while hiding the man she loves.
A memoir-manifesto on embracing life’s fallow seasons through rest, ritual, and gentle resilience.
A middle‑aged professor drives cross‑country, reckoning with marriage, illness, and the story he tells himself.
Epstein argues that generalists—people with broad, varied experience—excel in a complex, unpredictable world.
Centuries apart, an archivist and a girl on a mythic quest mirror each other in a tale of authorship and identity.
An isolated widow discovers a cryptic note about a murder and spirals into an invented investigation that blurs truth and delusion.
Everett retells Huck Finn from Jim’s perspective, reclaiming his voice and agency with biting wit.
In a dystopia where cannibalism is normalized, a slaughterhouse manager confronts the limits of dehumanization.
In 1950s Iran two girls forge a lifelong bond tested by class divides and political upheaval.
Holiday's Stoic manifesto argues justice is the core virtue and shows how to live it in daily decisions.
An intergenerational story set between Nigeria and the U.S., exploring ambition, power, and the costs of dreams.
Pelly investigates Spotify’s rise and how algorithmic streaming reshapes music, labor, and listening.
A guide to getting honest customer feedback by asking better questions.
A grieving widow befriends a shrewd octopus who nudges her toward the truth about her missing son.
A darkly comic novel exposing the absurdity of war and bureaucracy through the paradox of the "Catch-22."
Two light-skinned Black women—one living as white—reunite in 1920s Harlem, igniting a perilous dance of desire, envy, and racial passing.
A moving novel about friendship, creativity, and love told through the lives of two video game designers.
A chilling dystopia where surveillance and authoritarian control crush individuality.
Exiled to a lonely island, the witch-goddess Circe discovers her power through encounters with gods and mortals, forging a fate of her own.
Condemned to a Borges‑like library, a man must find the single book of his life to escape an infinite purgatory.
An anthology spotlighting feminist movements from the Global South and calling for transnational solidarity to revitalize global feminism.
In a harsh rural town, a tangle of queer desire and revenge erupts into obsession and violence.
Dracula’s immortal bride recounts centuries in an abusive marriage and the bloody, liberating rebellion that breaks his hold.
Detective Harry Hole hunts a serial killer who strikes with the first snowfall, leaving taunting snowmen as his calling card.
A climate scientist shows how values-based conversations can bridge divides and inspire hope and action on climate change.
Humanity exploits intelligent salamanders for labor and war in a biting satirical fable of modernization.
An alternate-history steampunk epic where reformers and revolutionaries build a free nation in the Congo amid Leopold’s brutal regime.
A future where books are banned and firemen burn knowledge to enforce conformity.
A violent satire exploring free will, morality, and state control.
A dystopian tale of female oppression and resistance in a theocratic regime.
