A whip-smart take on socio-political upheaval, individual struggles, and love… Set in the not-so-distant future, Lockridge’s humorous latest human drama, crossed with sharp political satire, makes for a compelling tale of literary fiction. Bart Beasley, the dejected Canadian author of… Read More ›
An impressive literary balancing act that is as entertaining as it is thoughtful… Meier continues his The Dung Beetles of Liberia series with this enthralling installment as Ken Verrier returns to Liberia to buy diamonds. It’s April of 1979. When… Read More ›
A powerful literary take, at once intense and poignant… Poeltl explores heartbreak, trauma, regret, and redemption in his compelling latest. Life has never been kind to Jonah, Severn, and Darnell, three strangers from different walks of life. With each of… Read More ›
A captivating tale that’s hard to put down… Elegant and brilliantly constructed, Garry’s utterly engrossing literary tale takes readers into the exhilarating journey of a former police officer caught into an intricate past conflict. The former Minneapolis police officer Elaine… Read More ›
Nuanced and compelling… Compulsively addictive. Part family tale and part human drama, Wicks’s gripping latest is a compulsively readable story about familial bonds and the power of breaking free. George Leibnitz is intelligent and sharp but lacks the ruthless cunning,… Read More ›
Powerfully told… A soaring and haunting tale. Transcendent and hard-hitting, Jampole’s ambitious literary tale takes readers into meandering lives of two brothers as they try to survive their traumatic childhood. With a mother who is prone to frequent mental break-downs,… Read More ›
Exquisitely observed, brilliantly constructed… An irresistible work of storytelling. Berner’s remarkable latest examines age-old questions of mindfulness and contentment. In a series of chapters, each dedicated to a single walk with his golden doodle Sam during a summer of hiking,… Read More ›
Rich with evocative detail and emotional nuance… A stunner The evocative latest from Stone follows two dynamic characters, wrestling with the instabilities of love and life. It is 1965. Five-year-old April Toulane finds her life turn upside down after her… Read More ›
Compelling, original, poignant… A dazzling tale. Black’s poignant, psychologically complex debut examines the intricacies of individual struggles, relationships, loyalties, and friendships through the troubled life of a woman trying to sort out her priorities. Thirty-six-year-old Alex Evans is content working… Read More ›
A remarkable feat… In his impressive and significant fifth installment in the Waldwick series, Linde adeptly conjures 59-year-old Hank Terrill’s life as he sets out to explore America. Hank has seen it all—the First World War, Spanish flu, the 19th… Read More ›
