In her second novel, Bennett writes like a master, creating rich worlds filled with memorable moments both big and small.
Connie Schultz’s debut it a plain-spoken elegy to small-town, working-class women with big stories to tell.
Ava Homa paints a picture of many Kurdish women who have struggled against persecution and the misogyny embedded in religious extremism.
Peter Geye rounds out his Eide family trilogy with a beautiful ode to the enduring human spirit.
Like a seasoned carpenter, author Michael Christie carefully and methodically pieces together a story as intricate as the rings within a tree.
Maisy Card is a beguiling storyteller, and ‘These Ghosts Are Family’ is layered with fraught family relationships arising from the complicated legacies.
Part comedy of manners, part serious meditation on money and gender roles, this is both deeply thought-provoking and thoroughly fun.
As intriguing as the plot may sound upfront, it can’t speak to the otherworldly beauty of Michael Zapata’s writing.
Crossing continents and spanning decades, Meng Jin’s intimate, emotionally complex debut novel is an awesome achievement.
Jokha Alharthi’s debut is fascinating in its depiction of Oman and its intricacies, yet generous and sweeping in its humanity.
THE REVISIONERS is a passionate exploration of liberty, heritage, sisterhood and motherhood in New Orleans.
Elizabeth Strout possesses an uncanny ability to focus on ordinary moments in her characters’ lives, bringing them to life with compassion and humor.
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