Nezhukumatathil’s newest book is full of love, wonder, and appreciation for food.
"The author writes about basketball in the way that basketball should be written about — the sport itself, especially in the Black community, is itself about love and connection and promise and hope."
THE CENTRE is a deeply unsettling novel that celebrates literature and language while examining classism and the elitism of higher learning.
Why do humans have such strange ways of thinking?
Pick up this graphic novel for coming-of-age realness, a queer BIPOC punk and goth perspective, and a big F.U. to the status quo.
If you like psychological horror and twisty thrillers, Catriona Ward's LOOKING GLASS SOUND is going to be your kind of story.
Why you should read Raymond Thompson, Jr.'s APPALACHIAN GHOST.
Today’s pick is a retelling of an American classic that I never knew I needed, but now I don’t know how I lived without it.
Megan Giddings' dystopian novel offers biting commentary for our times, set in a world where witches exist and the government monitors women.
Why you'll want to read MEMORY PIECE as soon as possible.