Charlie Porter's Debut Novel Is a Poignant Story About Love, Loss and HIVCharlie Porter's debut novel addresses themes of loss and resilience in the queer community.
In 'Blob: A Love Story,' Maggie Su Offers a Unique Look at HumanityMaggie Su's novel explores self-discovery and personal growth through the quirky relationship between a woman and her blob creation.
Nero book award winner Adam S Leslie: I've never had much interest in boring, everyday life'Adam S Leslie's novel 'Lost in the Garden' won the 2023 Nero Book Award for Fiction, validating its unique narrative and creative storytelling.
In her novel 'Sunshine Girl,' journalist Nancy Townsley peeks into 'newsrooms of yore' * Oregon ArtsWatchNancy Townsley's debut novel, 'Sunshine Girl', reflects on decades of newspaper journalism through the eyes of three family-connected journalists.
Ferdia Lennon: I was tired of Merchant Ivory accents'Ferdia Lennon's novel explores themes of friendship and ambition through Athenian prisoners and Sicilian potters during the Peloponnesian War.
Charlie Porter's Debut Novel Is a Poignant Story About Love, Loss and HIVCharlie Porter's debut novel addresses themes of loss and resilience in the queer community.
In 'Blob: A Love Story,' Maggie Su Offers a Unique Look at HumanityMaggie Su's novel explores self-discovery and personal growth through the quirky relationship between a woman and her blob creation.
Nero book award winner Adam S Leslie: I've never had much interest in boring, everyday life'Adam S Leslie's novel 'Lost in the Garden' won the 2023 Nero Book Award for Fiction, validating its unique narrative and creative storytelling.
In her novel 'Sunshine Girl,' journalist Nancy Townsley peeks into 'newsrooms of yore' * Oregon ArtsWatchNancy Townsley's debut novel, 'Sunshine Girl', reflects on decades of newspaper journalism through the eyes of three family-connected journalists.
Ferdia Lennon: I was tired of Merchant Ivory accents'Ferdia Lennon's novel explores themes of friendship and ambition through Athenian prisoners and Sicilian potters during the Peloponnesian War.
A New Kind of Immigrant NovelAria Aber's novel challenges traditional immigrant narratives by offering a vibrant and refreshing perspective on identity and belonging.
In 'Life Hacks for a Little Alien', a little girl finds comfort in an unlikely sourceAlice Franklin's debut novel explores the life of a neurodivergent girl seeking connection and understanding through a mysterious manuscript.
Nathan Newman on their queer debut novel 'How to Leave the House'Nathan Newman's debut novel, How to Leave the House, uses a day's timeline to explore multiple perspectives and emotional depth in character interactions.
We Pretty Pieces of Flesh by Colwill Brown review you'll read nothing else like it this yearColwill Brown's novel captures the complexities of growing up working-class in Doncaster through a unique narrative style.
Cover Reveal: The Traitor of Sherwood Forest - Medievalists.netAmy S. Kaufman reimagines Robin Hood's story through the eyes of his spy in her debut novel, set for release in spring 2025.
A New Kind of Immigrant NovelAria Aber's novel challenges traditional immigrant narratives by offering a vibrant and refreshing perspective on identity and belonging.
In 'Life Hacks for a Little Alien', a little girl finds comfort in an unlikely sourceAlice Franklin's debut novel explores the life of a neurodivergent girl seeking connection and understanding through a mysterious manuscript.
Nathan Newman on their queer debut novel 'How to Leave the House'Nathan Newman's debut novel, How to Leave the House, uses a day's timeline to explore multiple perspectives and emotional depth in character interactions.
We Pretty Pieces of Flesh by Colwill Brown review you'll read nothing else like it this yearColwill Brown's novel captures the complexities of growing up working-class in Doncaster through a unique narrative style.
Cover Reveal: The Traitor of Sherwood Forest - Medievalists.netAmy S. Kaufman reimagines Robin Hood's story through the eyes of his spy in her debut novel, set for release in spring 2025.
This Moving Novel Grapples With Queerness, Family and FaithSelali Fiamanya's novel beautifully captures the complexities of human connection within a multi-generational Ghanaian family in Glasgow.
A Room Above a Shop by Anthony Shapland review a striking story of concealed loveAnthony Shapland's debut novel showcases a distinctive voice through a nuanced exploration of intimacy and concealment in a 1980s Welsh setting.
The Screenwriter Behind Close and Girl Debuts Novel About Unresolved TraumaAngelo Tijssens's debut novel explores the traumatic aftermath of an abusive childhood and the complexities of revisiting painful memories.
A Palestinian American 'Sex and the City'Betty Shamieh's novel 'Too Soon' breaks the mold of somber Palestinian literature, bringing humor and a rebellious spirit to the narrative.
Irish Independent journalist Tanya Sweeney celebrates two-book deal, with debut thriller compared to Baby ReindeerTransworld's announcement marks Tanya Sweeney's debut thriller, exploring themes of celebrity fandom and obsession through the story of Esther.
What's it like to crush on a Victorian man transported to modern London? Kaliane Bradley had to find outBradley's debut novel, The Ministry of Time, blends genres like spy novel, romance, and commentary on identity to create a compelling and twisty read.
This Novel Delves Into Gay Male-Straight Female FriendshipMcKenna's debut novel, , is relatable by reflecting on life choices, identity struggles, and next steps through interconnected characters in a sweltering London weekend.
Eliza Barry Callahan's Debut Novel Is an Invigorating Study of DeafnessA debut novel 'The Hearing Test' by Eliza Barry Callahan delves into themes of life, chance, sickness, and language with an original and vivid narrative.
Bonding by Mariel Franklin review a comprehensive vision of a devastated societyMariel Franklin's debut novel 'Bonding' impresses with dissident intelligence and a comprehensive vision of a digitally altered society in 2020s London.
Monumenta by Lara Haworth review Serbian house of horrorsLara Haworth's slim debut novel tackles remembrance, both personal and political, inspired by debates on monuments and statues.