Fear. Disgust. Pity. The cripple evokes our basest human emotions--as does the monster.
In his debut collection, Portrait of Us Burning, Sebastián H. Páramo explores how his Texan, working-class, Mexican American identity shapes his relationship to his half brother and to his family's burning desire to become American.
"Quiet Armor, the third full-length collection from poet Stevie Edwards, examines how capitalism and patriarchy impact romantic relationships and, more broadly, intimacy"--
Acclaimed fiction writer Ali Hosseini's debut short-story collection in English explores Iran's landscape, its culture, and the undercurrent of change affecting its people--both in Iran and the United States.
"As If She Had a Say, the second story collection from Jennifer Fliss, uses an absurdist lens to showcase characters-predominantly women-plumbing their resources in the face of misogyny, abuse, and grief"--
A vital breath of life arrives in American poetry with Synthetic Jungle, the latest from award-winning poet Michael Chang. At once hilarious and scathing, Synthetic Jungle effortlessly bashes convention while rebuilding the language we use to communicate our fears and joys.
"In award-winning legal scholar and novelist Yxta Maya Murray's new novel, federal agent Reyna Rodriguez reports on real-life nuclear reactor meltdowns and accidents that occurred in 1959, 1964, and 1968 at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory"--
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