In Crudo , Laing tells an urgent, hyper contemporary tale about love and queerness in the age of political unrest and collapse… read more

This beautifully rendered novel maps the epic rise to fame of Sofia Salvador, a samba singer, actress, and dancer… read more

In twenty three connected exquisite moments (or stories), the novel constructs a map of loss, its creative potential, its capacity to tear open the world, trouble boundaries, and dust everything with wonder… read more

Moschovakis is a poet, and Eleanor is unmistakably a poet’s novel, alert to the textures of experience but relaxed in the pursuit of plot… read more

Édouard Louis follows up The End of Eddy with an “autofictional” novel recounting his rape and its emotional aftermath… read more

With friends and loved ones together one moment and gone the next, Rebecca Makkai’s novel is a page-turner that explores living and loving during the height of the AIDS crisis in 1980s Chicago…. read more

Ruination—whether we call it a collection of flash fiction or prose poetry, or even a lyric novella—is meticulously crafted into a tight, acrobatic structure… read more

The first in the Redamancy Series,Terrible Praise is a highly engrossing story. The characters draw the reader into the story while the pacing keeps the reader engaged…. read more

Shira Glassman’s novel is pure fun from beginning to end, and a great choice for anyone looking for a more diverse f/f super hero romance…. read more

At Night Only is a fast-paced, sometimes frenzied look at New York’s artistic and corporate worlds through a lens of drugs, dysfunction, and mental illness… read more