This week brings a bumper harvest of brand new books
A diverse selection of noteworthy new books spans memoir to speculative fiction, each competing in a crowded publishing season and worth checking out at libraries.
In 'Wolf Bells' Leni Zumas Speculates About the Hope and Chaos Found in Shared Homes
Wolf Bells centers on an intentional intergenerational house exploring aging, caregiving, and community through a circling, multi-perspective narrative focused on overlooked people.
A Queer Year of Love Letters is a collection of "time machine" fonts that take us to our countercultural past and futures
Nat Pyper uses font design and speculative fiction to preserve and project queer histories and resist erasure, creating usable fonts and a sci‑fi novella.
Here Are Our Favorite Cosplay Fits From Comic Con London 2025
MCM Comic Con London celebrates speculative fiction and showcases an impressive variety of cosplay outfits, capturing the essence of fandom twice a year.
The Book of Records by Madeleine Thien: a sobering meditation on the human condition
The Book of Records by Madeleine Thien explores themes of migration, identity, and displacement through the life of a woman trapped in a limbo-like existence.