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...
Nicola Upson’s series of mysteries featuring Josephine Tey are inherently multilayered: Tey was one pseudonym of real life novelist and...
Miaojin, I know this letter will reach you too late. Almost 20 years too late, since you died at the...
"While historical fiction abounds with stories of female-assigned people going undercover to fight in wars, they rarely consider the possibility that protagonists could truly be transgender men..." Read More
Seneca King has a past and a limp. That’s our introduction to her as she enters Sophia College, an all-women’s...
"In The Snow Queen, Cunningham reminds us that no matter the form in which love arrives, we should consider ourselves lucky." Read More
"We’re not always in the best place to judge our own work. There’s a lot to be said for just making the book as good as you can, sending it out into the world and not worrying about it." Read More
“Ruby had felt it then. The audacious hope of rooted things. The innocent anticipation of the shooting stalks, the quivering...
"More narrative snapshot than traditional story, Limiters left me thinking for days afterward, not just about its characters, but about story, society, and my own expectations [ ...]" Read More
