In this bold reimagining of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Everett gives voice to Jim, the enslaved man whose perspective has long been overlooked. Through sharp satire and poignant reflections, this novel reframes the story into a powerful critique of race and freedom in American history, offering a contemporary lens on classic literature.
Known for her eccentric storytelling, Miranda July delivers a quirky and heartfelt novel where a woman, dissatisfied with suburban life, embarks on a spontaneous road trip. With her unique blend of humor and emotion, July delves into the absurdities of everyday existence, crafting a story about self-discovery and the unexpected connections we make along the way.
A poet’s leap into fiction, Akbar’s debut novel follows an Iranian-American man searching for meaning amidst the chaos of identity, creativity, and spiritual crises. With lyrical prose and biting wit, Martyr! captures the immigrant experience, exploring how we define ourselves in a world that constantly shifts around us.
Jacobsen, renowned for her investigative non-fiction, takes readers through the chilling scenario of a nuclear threat in modern times. Nuclear War weaves real-world interviews, declassified documents, and intense storytelling to create a terrifyingly plausible portrait of global disaster. It’s a nonfiction thriller that’s as riveting as it is sobering.
This memoir lifts the curtain on the dark underbelly of political PR. Elwood, a self-proclaimed ‘hitman’ of the political scene, dishes on the manipulation, backstabbing, and power plays that shape political landscapes. With scandalous anecdotes and razor-sharp commentary, it’s a raw look at how media and politics collide in our era.
Known for her emotional depth, Hannah offers a gripping tale of a young woman who impulsively joins the Army Nurse Corps during the Vietnam War. The Women delves into the often-ignored experiences of female veterans, chronicling the courage and trauma that war leaves behind, all wrapped in Hannah’s trademark powerful storytelling.
A mystery thriller set in the idyllic yet dangerous expat community of Thailand, The Resort follows a group of outsiders fleeing from their pasts. When unexplained deaths start piling up, Ochs masterfully blends psychological suspense with a deep dive into the dark secrets we carry with us. It’s an edge-of-your-seat thriller with an exotic backdrop.
Atwood leads an all-star cast of authors in this collaborative novel about the residents of an apartment building during a pandemic lockdown. Each character’s story—told by a different writer—paints a rich tapestry of human emotions and relationships in a time of isolation. Fourteen Days is a literary experiment that brilliantly captures the diverse experiences of modern life.
Set against the backdrop of the San Francisco earthquake, this historical mystery follows two women entangled in the disappearance of a priceless Chinese relic. As the past collides with the present in Paris, The Phoenix Crown expertly weaves historical events with personal drama, creating a vivid, multilayered tale of loyalty, betrayal, and resilience.
