Are You Happy? by Lori Ostlund
Are You Happy? | Lori Ostlund | ‘Once I read the first story in Are You Happy?, I put aside everything else to savor the rest. This is a wise collection, capturing its characters swi
milktooth by Jaime Burnet
milktooth | Jaime Burnet | Sorcha is over the hook-ups and gay haunts of her twenties. At thirty-one what she wants, more than anything, is to have a baby. Then she meets Chris―
Foreign Fruit by Katie Goh
Foreign Fruit | Katie Goh | ‘What begins as curiosity about the origins of the orange soon becomes a far-reaching odyssey of citrus for Katie Goh. Goh follows the complicated his
Aggregated Discontent by Harron Walker
Aggregated Discontent | Harron Walker | A searing journey through the highs and lows of twenty-first century womanhood from an award-winning journalist beloved for her unflinchingly honest a
The Starving Saints: A Novel by Caitlin Starling
The Starving Saints: A Novel | Caitlin Starling | From the nationally bestselling author of The Luminous Dead and The Death of Jane Lawrence, a transfixing, intensely atmospheric fever dream of mediev
Freakslaw by Flett Jane
Freakslaw | Flett Jane | ”A carnivalesque tale spun in luscious, crackling prose, Freakslaw is the glittery punk offspring of Katherine Dunn’s Geek Love and Angela Carter’s N
Matricide: A Novel by Carla Tomaso
Matricide: A Novel | Carla Tomaso | Every woman has considered murdering her mother at least once. The quirky, verse-scribbling, passion-seeking narrator of Carla Tomaso’s Matricide, how
Sympathy for Wild Girls by Demree McGhee
Sympathy for Wild Girls | Demree McGhee | ‘Sympathy for Wild Girls is a debut collection of stories about queer Black women searching for belonging in a subtly warped version of our world. A r
A/S/L by Jeanne Thornton
A/S/L | Jeanne Thornton | A transformational, transformative story about videogames, three queer friends, and the code(s) they learn to survive, from the winner of the Lambda L
Authority by Andrea Long Chu
Authority | Andrea Long Chu | Since her canonical 2017 essay ‘On Liking Women’, the Pulitzer Prize–winning critic Andrea Long Chu has established herself as one of the most provoca