15 Small Press Titles You Should Be Reading This Fall
Autumn is best enjoyed with a warm drink and a hot new indie title
The NYT opinion columnist referred to the National Book Award longlists as “the literary world’s DEI checklist"
Spanning eight decades, these writers use unconventional forms to explore migration, family, gender, grief, and belonging
JUDITH NAMALA author Serubiri Moses explores stories where African girlhood bears the weight of patriarchy and history
These authors turned the lives of their friends, lovers, and collaborators into literature
These seven books explore the rivalries, resentments, and unexpected intimacies that shape the bonds between brothers
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These authors use collage, photography, and handmade techniques to give physical form to memory and identity
These books highlight a unique region that has traditionally been politically, culturally, and racially otherized from the Indian mainland
These books explore what happens when parents, siblings, and histories emerge from family secrets long buried
These books use intimacy to explore power, longing, shame, and the self
These books center the intimacy of our platonic bonds, and the heartbreak of watching them change
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