This coming-of-age novel examines the nature of desire, paired with some of the most beautiful sports writing I've ever read.
Queer and trans people are just as flawed, messy, strange and sometimes misguided as everyone else, and Stag Dance gloriously reflects that.
The title of this book is both a warning and a promise.
This book might just be part of a new wave of authors who excel at teasing a good mystery while also delving into deeper truths.
BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disabled authors are writing some of the most thought-provoking, original, and memorable literary fiction works.
If you’ve ever felt lonely in a crowded room or lonely among beloveds, befriend this book.
If faced with an apocalypse, would we even take our PTO?
If I had the power to choose one book to be added to New York Times' list of Best Books of the Century So Far, this debut would be it.
This collection of short stories sees Indigenous people grieving, finding healing, and fighting for their communities.
How a group of friends nearly falls apart through bridesmaid event planning emails