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$1.99Night Hands Jen Cross et al.
Jen Cross’s Night Hands is a dark fairy tale that echoes the narrative style popularized by the Brothers Grimm. Night Hands is an exploration of female agency in a dystopian patriarchy reminiscent of Margaret… More
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$1.99Time Served J. Malcolm Garcia et al.
TIME SERVED explores the plight of military veterans deported after serving time for felonies. In this searing investigative report, J. Malcolm Garcia asks the question, “What makes someone American?”… More
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Ambrosia Lee Upton et al.
A young woman living alone sees a mysterious older woman roaming the woods outside her house. As they strike up an unlikely friendship, the narrator finds herself questioning what she knows about love, friendship, … More
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Just Another Jihadi Jane Tabish Khair et al.
JUST ANOTHER JIHADI JANE follows the radicalization of two young girls growing up in a working-class Muslim neighborhood in the UK. Ameena and Jamilla become close followers of a JIhadi matron deeply involved in the… More
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Strange Mercies Pete Duval et al.
Pete Duval’s Strange Mercies evokes a world of “plants in oversized pots” and “waxy banana leaves arched over a wrought-iron fence,” a world of staggering heat and blinding midday light, a world of stray dogs and curlews,… More
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Cape Cod, Revisited Michael Thurston et al.
“Cape Cod begins with a shipwreck.” So begins Michael Thurston’s new e-book, retracing the steps of Henry David Thoreau’s famous walk, while seeing anew the Cape as it is today. Knowing that… More
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On the Quay at Smyrna Margot Demopoulos et al.
On the Quay at Smyrna narrates in awful detail the violence and suffering wrought by the Turks during the Greco-Turkish War, seen primarily through the eyes of a teenage girl. It conveys the vibrant sights and smells,… More
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Much Ado About Everything: Oration on the Dignity of the Novelist Gary Amdahl et al.
Gary Amdahl’s full-throated defense of the novel as a means by which we might second- handedly engage not only “nothing that is not there but also the nothing that is.” Amdahl’s energetic … More
