The Lauras is many types of book: it is a road trip book, a coming-of-age tale, a mother-child story; it is full of ghosts and yearning and sacrifice and discovery…. read more

“I was thinking about all the very specific elements that make up the poor, rural heartland, and I really wanted to paint a full picture of something very uniquely American, these eccentric individuals who feel out of place in their own home”… read more

“I find that the way I define and feel happiness keeps changing. Going through the worst time of my life definitely lowered the bar, which is actually a good thing.”… read more

This memoir will resonate with anyone, regardless of age, who has loved and lost and survived… read more

Abandon Me is a fierce exploration of love and obsession… read more

The Kissing Booth Girl and Other Stories is achingly smart, sad, and weird in equal measure… read more

The slow, measured prose of these nine interrelated tales approaches big topics—loneliness, belonging, death, fear—and yet, Anne Raeff’s stories are intimate, character driven, and incredibly subtle… read more

Vow of Celibacy, stand-up comedian Erin Judges dishy debut novel, plunges the reader directly into the world of Natalie—bisexual, plus-sized fashion maven, and undertaker of the titular vow. … read more

Black Wave is about queer subculture and the importance of storytelling, and it’s an existential meditation on the consequences of choice…. read more

Sarah Schulman has given us a finely tuned, clever, and remarkably contemporary historical novel… read more