Talia Lakshmi Kolluri transports the reader into the lives of beasts ranging from donkey to vulture, from wolf to whale in her astonishing debut collection of short stories published by Tin House.

With great compassion and a charming sense of humor, the work explores Gill’s adventures as an English teacher with Tibet Charity in Dharamshala, India.

Ceridwen Hall breaks new ground in Excursions, her second collection of poetry. These poems seem to relish the freedom afforded by white space.

Olsen's prose never ceases to astonish me. Skin Elegies is no exception. Review and Interview inside.

Immersed in Walker’s latest collection of essays, I found myself laughing, crying, and scratching my head.

After a long and proud history as a “nucleaus of literary arts and experimentation in Amsterdam” and the completion of twelve gorgeous issues of their print journal, Versal is moving into books.

Ceridwen Hall loves turning experience into poems. She likes to take things slowly, registering the details that reveal what's underneath.

Jackie's voice is so inviting! She engages social justice issues (race, language, family, immigration) with deep awareness and empathy and yet the book twirls with joy at every turn.

Nuclear Option is Dorothy Van Soest’s fourth novel and from page one, I knew I was in good hands. The work explores the tension between passion and restraint in crisp, resonant prose.