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This stunning novel switches between crumbling houses in Vineland in 1871 and 2016. The dual narratives explore shifting paradigms and the struggles of those who confront them. This a parable for our times that explores our very notion of shelter ...
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Strewn with the trappings of sex, drugs, and rock and roll that arguably characterised many bestsellers throughout the 1990s, Virginie Despentes' Vernon Subutex novels might at first appear to be a throwback to a bygone age. While the character of Vernon ...
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A young woman attempts narcotic hibernation in this disturbing yet tender novel. Privileged, but empty inside, she struggles with the loss of her parents and damaged relationships. A dark comedy that is both merciless and compassionate - Ottessa Moshfegh at ...
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The work of artist, writer, and activist David Wojnarowicz (1954-1992) has been the focus of much attention recently thanks to a high profile retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art as well as previously hard-to-find collections of his work ...
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This mindblowing dystopian short story collection was written in response to the cruel prejudice of the US justice system and explores racism and capitalism in America. The prose is at once surreal, tender, brutal and full of wonder. It’s easy ...
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A raw and starkly honest memoir that deals with the question, can you have it all? Levy, a successful journalist for the New Yorker, a feminist in an open marriage and pregnant via artificial insemination by a friend and co-parent, ...
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