Simone de Beauvoir’s The Blood of Others is a romantic philosophical treatise, set in Nazi-occupied France.

A review of I Am a Ghost Here by Kim Samek, an absurd, women-centred short story collection that blends sci-fi, dark humor, and social commentary in stories that really stick with you.

A feminist critique of class society disguised as a tragic love story.

In this classic piece of modern Persian literature, The Blind Owl confronts readers with a nation’s anxieties, despair, misogyny, and the repercussions of authoritarianism.

In Culpability, we blame the algorithm and call it justice.

Youth doesn’t announce its departure, it just stops working the way it used to.

In It’s All That Life Can Afford by Emily Everett, we cosplay rich and burn too close to the flame (read: elite).

In The Wilder Path, climate anxiety is deeply intertwined with a mother’s grief.