“Miss New India” contains the story of Anjali (Angie) Bose, who grows from sheltered nineteen-year-old in a backwater India town into a sadd...

Translated from the Spanish by Anne McLean Juan Gabriel Vásquez makes his title plural, because the informers are everywhere in th...

          In  Jenny Kidd author Laury A. Egan expertly assembles colorful, but not-quite-what-they-seem characters to animate this dark thr...

“The Emigrants” affects us very deeply, and it does this with a subtle, relentless buildup of man’s inhumanity to our chief characters, who ...

  Travel to the not-too-distant future and witness the calamities befall a group of families in Lydia Millet’s A Children’s Bible . The fami...

In Swift River author R. C. Binstock uses the tender, inchoate voice of a young girl to speak for the doomed Swift River Valley in ...

This is a quiet, deep novel about the very unquiet and barbaric. Set against the backdrop of the Japanese occupation of China just prior to...

  From the University of Iowa Press comes another winner of the John Simmons Short Fiction Award; this time it’s Tell Everyone I Said ...

Short, biting, intriguing, surprising. Well worth the effort. This little story deals with the unpredictability of love, and its spiritual ...

A gripping thriller of struggle against jack-booted occupation. A suspenseful, action-packed tale of war and insurgency. A battle agains...