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The Bear meets Real Americans in this coming-of-age story that’ll make you hungry—for food, for life, for forging your own path In the days following the accidental death of her brother, an up and coming chef, Jessie Wong is adrift and angry: at Tommy, for dying; at her parents for their...

A tale of family, love, nuclear war, and… UFOs; a classic novel from iconic Japanese author Yukio Mishima, available in English for the first time. Like nothing else that Mishima wrote, this atmospheric black comedy tells the story of the Osugi family, who come to the sudden realization that...

A comic romance set in the snowy north, from one of Japan’s most revered novelists. Available in English for the first time. Unimpressed by her marriage prospects, 20-year-old Natsuko Matsuura decides to pack it in and enter a convent. But en route to an abbey in the far north of Japan, she...

From a finalist for the National Book Award, a piercing novel about a writer haunted by the violence of his past and a family ruptured by war, for readers of Douglas Stuart, Jenny Erpenbeck, and Ocean Vuong. 1996: a boy raised in Finland spends the summer at his grandfather’s house in Kosovo...

A boundary-shattering actress finds herself sick to death of her own success story “A single travesti is enough to undermine the foundations of a home, to undo the bonds of commitment, to break a promise, to turn your back on a life,” reflects the unforgettable actress at the heart of this...

Bookbinder Lily Delaney must unravel a mystery involving a missing man, a long-ago secret society, a murder, and the supposedly mythical, heretical Liber Numerorum—The Book of Numbers—in this compelling sequel to the national bestseller, The Bookbinder's Secret. Read on if you dare! That is...

Featuring a multicast narration Percival Everett meets Sinners in this gripping, haunting novel of history, rebellion, and the unpredictable nature of truth When antiquarian Malcolm Washington is sent to a decaying plantation home on Johns Island, South Carolina, his mission is simple...

In the breathtaking sequel to Lee Young-do’s acclaimed fantasy series that started with The Heart of the Nhaga, an unlikely leader must bridge the divide between duty and destiny. Available for the first time in English by award-winning translator Anton Hur. In a world teetering on the brink...

In the first book of an exquisite and sensuous award-winning series, a reclusive ex-bookseller is hired to work under a highly unusual but gifted perfumer, who creates custom-made fragrances for complicated—and sometimes dangerous—clients. After leaving her job as a bookseller, Ichika...

An inventive international bestseller set in a bookstore filled with crime novels, cats, amateur detectives, and a very grumpy bookseller. The Black Cats Bookshop in Southern Italy has everything a crime fiction lover could dream of: shelves stacked with Christie, Penny, Osman, and King, a book...

'A work of genius . . . You’ll leave it galvanised' - LUKE KENNARD, auothor of BLACK BAG Dishonest Days is a dazzling, continent-sweeping novel of conspiracy and revenge from the Booker Prize-longlisted author of The Kills. 1986, the Laos–Cambodia border. Fourteen women drown in an accident...

A new home. A fresh start. A nightmare waiting inside. 'A deliciously unsettling premise, intriguing characters and plenty of twists.' RACHAEL JOHNS ‘A seriously clever and brilliantly hooky read.’ HOLLY CRAIG 'The twists keep coming.' REBECCA BAINBRIDGE MOVING DAY... For single mum Emma...

Cementing her mastery across genres, Catherine Lacey returns with a new collection of visceral and absurdist short fiction. Across the nine stories in My Stalkers, Catherine Lacey’s second collection of short fiction, women are constantly confronted with the thrill, banality, and horror of...

“A veritable linguistic tour de force.” —Mario Vargas Llosa One of the greatest works of Latin American literature ever written and an epic story of honor and revenge set in Brazil’s high inland plateaus—now in a revelatory new translation by Alison Entrekin, featuring an introduction...

Spanning nearly a century and moving backward in time, A Splendid Indian is a dynamic and inventive collection of linked stories set in the vividly alive world of the fictional Broke Hat rez. Late one August, Samson, a laconic sixteen-year-old, is spending the summer at the general store, intent...

Nell's new job sees her welcomed into a more prestigious social circle. But she comes to realise that not all friendships are what they seem . . . November 1882 Scarred by the events of her last voyage, Nell is ready for a change, and being offered a role as a lady's companion is too good an...

As seen on TikTok, Daniel Black’s Perfect Peace is the heartbreaking portrait of a large, rural southern family’s attempt to grapple with their mother’s desperate decision to make her newborn son into the daughter she will never have—“a complex, imaginative story of one unforgettable...

From Cho Yeeun, one of Korea's buzziest horror authors, comes New Seoul Park Jelly Massacre,a spine-chilling and intricately woven horror story about our selfish desires and why you should never take candy from strangers. At New Seoul Park, Korea’s greatest theme park, families stroll together...

“A veritable linguistic tour de force.” —Mario Vargas Llosa For the first time in over sixty years, one of Latin America’s greatest works of literature returns in a mesmerizing new translation by Alison Entrekin, featuring an introduction by Colm Tóibín. Set in the sertão, a lawless...

Perfect for fans of Junji Ito and The Ring, Japanese horror legend Nanami Kamon’s first novel in translation is an unsettling tale that blends folklore, curses and the supernatural. Summer is when the pot of hell opens. Minami, a horror writer and expert in the occult, is struggling to get...