The Breathing Place
“Bracing.”—Library Journal
“Dazzling, peculiar, piquant, The Breathing Place is bold and picaresque, with dashes of the Western. His kaleidoscopic play on these dark times tickles the ear, drenches the senses, and saturates the mind. I absolutely love this book and you should too.”—Cathy Park Hong, author of Minor Feelings
Paper $17.95
Quiet Orient Riot
“Urgent and open‑hearted, this absorbing debut collection has Khankan musing, 'to say i once wrote an email to mahmoud darwish i don’t know if he saw about being newly arrived in the occupied territories | before i knew to call it territory' … This work will attract a broad cross‑section of readers, whether their concerns are politics, parenting, or poetics.”—Library Journal
Paper $17.95
wyrd] bird
“Don’t miss outrageously word‑hungry Claire Marie Stancek’s wyrd] bird.“—Library Journal
“Stancek has a careful, gorgeous eye and ear, and her lines will make you stop in your tracks.”—Jennifer Firestone, author of Story
Paper $17.95
This Red Metropolis What Remains
“Wilson conjures her magic as a poet in service of questions that, themselves, form during the act of reading itself. All of this feels quite generous and free, optimistic, while at the same time speaking to survival.”—Bhanu Kapil, author of How to Wash a Heart
Paper $17.95
Storage Unit for the Spirit House
“It is as though Win operates a time machine, moving through the experiences of her life with great alacrity, erring always on the side of self‑awareness and wisdom. Win longs for memory the way some people long for wealth or fame.”—LA Review of Books
Paper $17.95
The Lower East Side Tenement Reclamation Association
“Rothman’s novel lands readers in a magical New York City, where portals and keys lead to wondrous places. But moreover, it’s a story that profoundly explores the weight of loss, the complexities of family, and the power of nostalgia.”—Noah Lederman, author of A World Erased
Paper $6.95