Poetry. Women's Studies. Sublimely cunning, BABY is personal, universal; sparse, vast. Sara Sutterlin's third collection of poetry is an examination of intimacy, a gesture towards redemption, and a de
Fiction. LGBTQIA Studies. Two teenagers shoot amateur porn. Coworkers pool hop after dark. A call centre employee scrambles to keep their shitty job. Sweetheart tries something new in order to pay ren
Poetry. Predator and prey, host and parasite; symbiosis, evolution, competition. Nature is a complex web of relationships and dualities. In his debut poetry collection, WE ARE ALL JUST ANIMALS & PLANT
Poetry. Capitalism's absurd logic and inevitable deadly conclusions dictate the tone and voice of Georgia Faust's ambitious, cerebral, and eerie debut. Tracing economic, architectural, and ecological
Poetry. Women's Studies. In this passionate sophomore collection of poetry, Ashley Obscura's poetry explores the function of connection in a post-digital age and how one situates the self and creates
Fiction. California Interest. Calla, a self-aware millennial with a vexing personality disorder, is struggling to make a living as a writer in post-Great Recession New York. Seeking the paradoxical eq
Fiction. Women's Studies. HUM follows a young woman whose life is changed forever when, after being raped, she gives birth to a hummingbird. She must learn to cope with not only what happened to her,
Fiction. Anna's greatest artwork would have also been her last: live-streaming her death of exposure on a remote stretch of tundra. Part love triangle, part meditation on performance art, and part arc
Poetry. Women's Studies. Light is louche and love is not a natural beauty in Sarah Jean Grimm's disarming and ethereal debut collection of poetry. SOFT FOCUS glares at subjects like internet culture,
Poetry. Let Brad Casey's poetry debut put 27,000 rays of light into your body and then take you through "the sads." From Leonard Cohen to Louis Riel; Instagram to the Tarot; Anne Carson to Carl Sagan;
Fiction. Life is snaking its way through the characters in PONY CASTLE. Bad things are happening to good people. Winner of the 2015 Metatron Prize, Sofia Banzhaf's literary debut is enthralling, like
Fiction. Cohabitation with John Travolta; a never-ending Canadian Shield; the ghost of Steve Jobs wailing from a cracked iPhone 3; the stories in Parker's LOOKING GOOD AND HAVING A GOOD TIME are sharp
Poetry. GHOST IN THE CLUB is a book of poems based on an unreleased number one hit song. It has over 500 million views on YouTube. It makes you blueberry pancakes in the morning when you're hungover.
Fiction. Someone at a party describes you as an "indoor kind of girl." What does that even mean? You don't know, but you spend the following week obsessing about it. You watch three seasons of Keeping
Poetry. Twenty-four-hour diners, swimming pools, haunted McDonald's, reincarnation and fame in remote East Africa: the poems in HOW TO APPEAR PERFECTLY INDIFFERENT WHILE CRYING ON THE INSIDE follow a
