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I’d recommend this book to readers looking for a speedy, humorous and engaging lens into Inuit culture, found-family dynamics, and earned self-acceptance. Most importantly, it is a story for anyone looking for that last push of confidence to make a decision they’ve been thinking about for a long time. Someone out there is rooting for you.

Adrian Tchaikovsky is a master of world-building and layered protagonists; in Made Things he is able to deliver his signature details and swashbuckling action within a condensed standalone narrative.

Premee Mohamed does a rare thing with The Butcher of the Forest, she recounts a tale that harks to the roots of our fears and folklore: a lone walk into the deep, dark woods. And she does so with crystalline prose and eloquent simplicity. This story is tended to with such a microscopic perspective, that you feel the weight of the canopy, the scratch of the branches.

Kate Canon is an Anglo-Irish writer and poet living in Scotland. She has a BA in French, German, and European Studies.

If you want a horror that’s interesting without keeping you up at night, enjoy queer characters, and you like it when sociopolitical dynamics are equalized by an outer force, try Titan of the Stars.

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Tamangur should mulled over, taken in like a breath. It is steeped in a familiar grief and a comforting, casual sense of spirituality.

A Lesser Light is a story about industry and calamity, science versus superstition, and inner desire countered with societal expectations.

All Our Tomorrows weaves the separate lives of three Gen Z women into a compelling narrative about finding fulfilment in a doomed world .

'Juiceboxers' is a powerful story of friendship, family, and war, informed by Benjamin Hertwig's experiences as a soldier in Afghanistan.