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Steve Goldsmith’s Dear Dairy is an odd, tender, and frequently hilarious experiment in voice that wears its constraints proudly: each entry pairs a short, painfully specific slice of twelve-year-old Justin

Mara Blake’s Modern Spirits is a warm, character-driven southern romance-thriller that folds family, identity, and a small Black queer community into an often tender, sometimes tense story about belonging and

Fifteen years after the fall of the heroes, the world has learned how to survive without them. Supervillains rule openly, former champions have faded into obscurity, and the idea of

Exile of the Heart is a deeply moving and lyrical memoir by journalist Rasheed Abou-Elsamh, chronicling a lifelong search for belonging across borders, languages, and faiths. Born into a diplomatic family, Rasheed

Is it possible to start over without carrying your old self with you? Margo hopes a semester abroad will be clean and uncomplicated — a fresh chapter after a painful

Jeremy Bender — a part-time writer, full-time dad, and long-time student of religion and folklore — invites readers into Twin Rivers, a visceral, idea-driven novel where a theocratic city worships

Jeremy Bender’s Twin Rivers opens on a city of immaculate marble, floating gardens and ritual spectacle and then peels that glossy veneer back to reveal the brittle politics and human

Elba Kramer: The True Autobiography of a Pathological Liar is a raw, unsettling, and often darkly funny exploration of identity, memory, and survival, framed through the deliberately unreliable lens of

Elain Hilton’s Tortured Heart plunges the reader into an uncompromising urban-fantasy landscape where ogres, vampires, witches, and fallen-angel bloodlines collide in blood and ash. The novel opens with Grunt—nicknamed Stonefist—holding

Tortured Heart is a slow-burn, emotionally driven love story set in a modern fantasy world where ogres are shaped by war, exile, and rigid codes of honor. Grunt is a