The Lost Women of Lost Lake (Bywater Books) by Ellen Hart takes readers to the lovely lake country of northern...
In her 2014 Lambda Literary Award nominated debut novel Corona, Bushra Rehman describes a life in vignettes; a young second-generation Pakistani...
Sophie Yanow’s War of Streets and Houses pushes the boundaries of what a graphic novel can be by using comics to create an academic treatise. Read More
"Observant songs of history and elegy, these poems turn our faces to what we can do with love and language, and what we can’t." Read More
Margaret Thatcher was no friend to Scotland – hundreds gathered in Glasgow’s George Square to celebrate her death in 2013...
"[...]D’Erasmo does a rare thing with Wonderland: she combines the delightful worlds of literature and music while bringing out the best in both mediums." Read More
Seventeen-year-old high school student Jake Powell is spending the summer at the prestigious Columbia School of Journalism. He’s the son...
There is an abundance of down-home charm in this new collection of Southern-themed stories by J.R. Greenwell, Who the Hell...
"[Fake] asks us not only to honor and remember our queer history, but to use it as inspiration for constructing queer spaces in the present." Read More
Nicola Upson’s series of mysteries featuring Josephine Tey are inherently multilayered: Tey was one pseudonym of real life novelist and...
