I Have Not Considered Consequences by Sherrie Flick, Autumn House Press – What do you get when you compress a short story to under 1,000 words?
I Have Not Considered Consequences by Sherrie Flick, Autumn House Press – What do you get when you compress a short story to under 1,000 words?
Sunshine and Spice, Aurora Palit, – During her time pursuing a master’s degree in English literature, Aurora was drawn to discourses on diaspora and identity, racism, and multi-generational immigrant experiences.
Eddie Winston Is Looking For Love, Marianne Cronin, Harper Perennial – A funny, uplifting story about the power of friendship and finding love in unexpected places.
Whale Fall, Elizabeth O’Connor, Pantheon – Elizabeth O’Connor’s beautifully stark debut novel Whale Fall is set on a remote Welsh Island in the fall of 1938.
Unlucky Mel by Aggeliki Pelekidis, debut novel, Three Hills – Publishing a debut novel is no small feat, and for Aggeliki Pelekidis it took harnessing inspiration from some literary classics and an openness to make the work the best it could be.
Possible Happiness, David Ebenbach, Fitzroy Books/Regal House – In his tenth book, writer David Ebenbach turns his attention within in a very personal but fictionalized account of Eleventh-grader Jacob Wasserman
The Monosexual, Dean Monti, Madville Publishing LLC – Author Dean Monti’s latest novel, The Monosexual, is a comic romp about relationship grief and the nature of love.
Everyone Has What It Takes, William Kenower, writers Digest Books – There are all kinds of books on writing from detailed manuals of craft to deep dives into what it takes to face the page.
Reunion, Elise Juska, Harper – Elise Juska’s latest novel REUNION takes the tension of reentering the world after Covid and adds the unique brand of angst that accompanies a college reunion.
Sing, I, Ethel Rohan, Triquarterly – In Ethel Rohan’s Sing, I, Ester Prynn, tired by the challenges of money, marriage and motherhood is upended when a masked gunman robs the convenience store where she works.