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Una niña enfervorizada espera a su padre, un mafioso dominicano al que idolatra y que siempre llega sin avisar, como los monstruos en las películas de terror. Papi aparece, desaparece y reaparece, cargado de dólares y un sinfín de coches, novias y regalos. Encarna, como ha señalado el crítico Juan Duchesne Winter, al «neomacho global» y triunfador de los trópicos, que provoca alucinaciones en todos los que lo rodean.

From the author of Reese’s Book Club pick Did You Hear About Kitty Karr?, A salesman lands on the ground floor of the video gaming world, where he believes he’ll acquire the power and affluence to unlock the door to the American dream—but at what cost? Zachary Cole knows how to sell. His...

A smart and daring debut novel about a young woman who discovers herself within a series of housesitting gigs and soon becomes entangled in a couple's private life, perfect for readers of Luster and The Guest “An auspicious and exciting debut.” —Lorrie Moore Rumi is fresh out of college...

Award-winning, New York Times bestselling author S. A. Cosby returns with a sweeping, high-octane American epic. Anthony Montage is the man people go to when they need someone with serious skills behind the wheel. So when two mob underlings need a getaway driver for their plan to rip off one of...

A contemporary retelling of Edith Wharton’s The House of Mirth with the high-octane energy of Bright Lights, Big City about a fashion model striving to secure her place within an elite society In 2010 New York City, runway model and former it girl Lila Gao is trying to cash in on her beauty...

Frances Lunn grew up running free on Assateague Island, a place made famous by wild horses, white-sand beaches, and whispers of lost treasure. Years later, she transformed that childhood into a best-selling memoir, until her sister Maeve publicly dismantled it, calling the story a fabrication and leaving Frances in personal and professional ruin.

A brilliant, time-skewing novel about art, love, and deeply held secrets from New York Times bestselling author Jami Attenberg What happens when, over the course of twenty-four hours, your lifelong dream suddenly goes up in flames? Who are you when your dreams disappear, and how do you live...

An exquisite, deeply felt novel about a young woman who returns home to her Korean parents in Queens For Grace Kim, veering off course is not an option. The daughter of immigrants in Flushing, Queens--her mother runs a deli, her father an auto repair shop--Grace understands hard work and...

An ex-piano prodigy desperate to regain her former glory discovers inspiration in acts of murder in this addictive and twisted suspense novel by Canwen Xu, author of Boring Asian Female. Mia’s life is divided into two parts: before the accident and after the accident. Before the accident, Mia...

The performance of a lifetime… by the wrong woman. June 1956. The world is overjoyed when reclusive superstar Luella Vining announces she’ll appear on a press tour for her new film—a movie she wrote and starred in—after nearly a decade out of the public eye following a broken engagement...

A driven magazine editor's backyard wedding becomes a high-stakes balancing act between family expectations and professional dreams. Cordie McGuire is determined not to repeat her past mistakes. Years ago she eloped, leaving her mother hurt and alone in the wake of grief. Now her career is...

When a disgraced journalist is accused of murdering a Manhattan socialite, cab driver Siriwathi Perera is drawn into the shadows of the city to uncover the truth in this twisty new mystery by Yosha Gunasekera. Working as both a cab driver and a part-time investigator, Siri encounters the best...

A fractured Korean American family reunites for a high-stakes loyalty exam—pass this test, or be detained indefinitely—in this razor-sharp debut set against the backdrop of a nation on the brink of collapse. In a near-future United States, anyone appearing to be of East Asian descent is...

The debut novel by one of the most decorated Korean literary translators today, a sweeping yet intimate family saga following a lineage of haenyeo divers For generations, Korea’s haenyeo—the sea women of Jeju—have risked everything, plunging into the depths so their families might eat...

From the New York Times bestselling author of Daughter of the Moon Goddess comes a darkly romantic and gripping stand-alone fantasy, inspired by the Lady White Snake myth—a tale of obsession, yearning, and vengeance, in a mythical world of vicious creatures. Love will cage you, or set you free...

The essential poems of Emily Dickinson selected and introduced by Joyce Carol Oates Discover the unparalleled brilliance of one of America's most celebrated poets. The Essential Emily Dickinson brings together a carefully curated selection of her most profound and beloved works, capturing the...

From the author of Ocean’s Godori and Teo’s Durumi comes a standalone contemporary fantasy set in a Korean bathhouse afterlife, following a resident who won’t let anything—even her own deaths—stop her from trying to escape. Namjoo Han is on a roll: she’s died over a hundred times and...

From the author of the acclaimed novel, House of Cotton, comes an electric, haunting new Southern noir following the residents of Better Tomorrow Trailer Park in the aftermath of a gruesome murder. Summer ’97. Deadly sins. Misguided obsessions. When Better Tomorrow Trailer Park’s owner, Joe...

From the translator of the International Booker Prize-winning Taiwan Travelogue, Weeb is an unsettling, addictive novel about obsession, identity and the dangerous fictions we tell ourselves to belong. 'It’s invigorating to read a debut this assured, this invested in the big questions -...

An unforgettable, piercingly intimate collection from a celebrated, once-in-a-generation writer whose stories are “powerhouses of feeling and depth” (Mary Gaitskill) Across the sixteen short stories in Crush, the acclaimed poet and fiction writer Souvankham Thammavongsa makes a stunning...