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A brisk tour of “enemy” feminisms across two centuries to argue for a radical, liberatory alternative.
A trans girl comes of age in working-class Madrid in the 1980s–90s, finding language and community to name herself against hostility and silence.
Cursed into old age, Sophie barges into a wizard’s walking castle and discovers power—and love—of her own.
Greek mythology, retold with wit and momentum—creation stories, Titans, gods, and the messy human drama behind the legends.
A witty tour of the Nordic countries that probes the realities behind their reputation for happiness and success.
From the Cultural Revolution to a secret VR game, humanity discovers a precarious alien contact that upends science and sets an invasion in motion.
A practical guide showing how small, consistent behavior changes—built with cues, cravings, responses, and rewards—compound into remarkable results over time.
After a woman predicts fellow passengers’ deaths on a flight, ripples of fate and choice reshape many lives.
A discontented American housewife’s life is transformed by a novel about Rumi and Shams, intertwining her present-day awakening with Sufi teachings on love.
A hobbit inherits a perilous ring and joins a fellowship to carry it toward destruction before it enslaves Middle-earth.
A queer boarding house of trans sex workers in Córdoba becomes a found family—until they discover an abandoned baby and everything shifts.
A manifesto for abolitionist transfeminism, arguing for collective care and everyday practices that let queer life thrive amid intersecting crises.
A sweeping, idea-packed tour of Western philosophy that explains the big debates from the ancients onward—and why they still matter.
A sweeping novel about identity and belonging that follows a cast of characters across generations as their lives intersect around names and inheritance.
A Victorian inventor leaps into Earth’s far future to find humanity split between Eloi and Morlocks.
A broke queer poet couch-hopping in South London rekindles a fraught friendship that blossoms into love, forcing her to choose between survival mode and self-creation.
Murakami reflects on writing and long distance running in a candid memoir that doubles as a training log and life philosophy.
A lyrical historical novel imagining Shakespeare’s family life and the shattering grief after the death of his son Hamnet.
Through daily letters, a stubborn woman’s small life quietly expands into surprising change and connection.
Herzog argues that markets can be redesigned to support democracy by embedding equality and shared governance into everyday economic life.
A sweeping history arguing that the modern Palestinian experience is best understood as a century-long struggle against a settler-colonial project from 1917 to 2017.
Across 20th‑century South India, a family bound by love and tragedy navigates medicine, caste, and history as their lives unfold over generations.
A young Palestinian man studies in France before returning home as the Ottoman world collapses and new colonial realities reshape his life.
Billy Pilgrim becomes “unstuck in time,” reliving the Dresden firebombing and an alien abduction in a darkly comic antiwar odyssey.
A reporter’s obsession with a gourmand accused of killing men via seduction and cuisine blurs hunger, power, and truth.
A Tokyo journalist writes to a gourmet cook accused of serial murders and is pulled into obsession food and misogyny in Japan.
Essays and stories on building intentional, care-centered communities beyond conventional family.
A doctor suspects foul play after a colleague’s death and stumbles into a darkly comic medical murder mystery.
In a biotech-ravaged future, the last man pieces together how friendship, profit, and hubris engineered humanity’s undoing.
A lyrical historical novel imagining Shakespeare's family life and the grief after the death of his son Hamnet.
Stranded alone on Mars, an astronaut must engineer his own survival while Earth fights the clock to bring him home.
A coming-of-age fantasy where young mage Ged unleashes a dangerous shadow and must journey to restore balance.
A year’s worth of bite-size prompts and wisdom from artists to weave creativity into everyday life.
(Pt. 3 of Throne of Glass series.) Exiled and hunted, a young queen-in-waiting must master forbidden power abroad while new monsters and allies rise at home.
Lovers in Soviet-era Czechoslovakia wrestle with desire, chance, and the weight—or lightness—of choice.
When everyone receives a box revealing their lifespan, eight ordinary people confront how that knowledge reshapes love, ambition, and moral choices.
A postwar Japanese painter confronts how his art served nationalism while seeking dignity and redemption in a changed world.
A classic novel following the Dashwood sisters as they navigate love money and social expectations in Regency England.
A future where books are banned and firemen burn knowledge to enforce conformity.
An investor-entrepreneur distills life and work into practical rules for clear thinking, radical transparency, and building an idea meritocracy.
Four sharp-witted pensioners in a retirement village team up to solve a real murder that lands in their laps.
Baldwin’s semi‑autobiographical novel follows a Harlem teenager’s spiritual crisis and family history over one intense day in church.
Three sisters revive witchcraft to fuel the suffragist movement in an alternate 1893 America.
A midlife reunion forces a successful writer to confront the ghosts of an intense college love triangle and the secrets that have quietly shaped her life for decades.
A shy Turkish man’s brief, transformative love in 1920s Berlin haunts him for life.
After a failed suicide attempt leaves him amnesiac, an Istanbul musician searches for his past and the reasons he wanted to disappear.
An anthology of testimonies and essays that portray Gaza through everyday lives culture history and resilience.
A feminist fantasy retelling of a Korean folktale where Mina sacrifices herself to the Sea God and enters the Spirit Realm to end the deadly storms.
A mother in Dublin fights to hold her family together as Ireland slides into authoritarian rule.
A foundational argument that gender is performative, unsettling fixed identities and binaries.
A tender-hearted hitman falls for his boss’s wife and must choose between love and survival.
In 1990s Kyiv, a melancholic writer and his pet penguin drift into a darkly comic web of corruption and contract obituaries.
The March sisters come of age, balancing ambition, duty, and love during and after the Civil War.
A cozy witchy romance where a solitary witch is hired to tutor three young witches and finds a found family—and love—at Nowhere House.
A violent satire exploring free will, morality, and state control.
During WWII, a blind French girl and a German boy’s lives intersect in occupied Saint-Malo as they’re drawn toward a fateful crossroads.
A retired pirate captain is lured back to the high seas for one last perilous, magical job.
A reclusive film legend reveals the truth behind her marriages—and her greatest love—to an unknown journalist.
Reporting and memoir show how ace experiences broaden ideas of intimacy, consent, and identity.
An overnight shift on a locked psych ward traps a med student in a twisty collision of past trauma and present danger.
Ahed Tamimi recounts her arrest at sixteen and reflects on growing up under occupation and choosing resistance.
A runaway teen and an elderly man who talks to cats embark on parallel, dreamlike quests that blur reality, fate, and myth.
Essays challenging how Palestinians are expected to perform innocence and respectability to be heard in Western discourse.
A dystopian tale of female oppression and resistance in a theocratic regime.
A socially unconventional woman finds purpose in the strict routines of a Tokyo convenience store, challenging society’s expectations of “normal.”
A woman in Ramallah becomes obsessed with a 1949 crime in the Negev and follows the trail until past and present collide.
Two anthologies of short fiction imagining Palestine on the eve of 1948 and a century later through speculative and realistic lenses.
