Packed with cultural references, Court of Capricorn is a mighty play that draws upon myths and traditions well. A group of powerful figures based on the Zodiac squabble, debate, love, and kill each other while deciding the fate of... Read More

Learn the logic behind strange creature names through this collection of humorous, clever, and often downright absurd monikers from the animal kingdom. Interactive notes, glossaries, and activities make this a fun choice for... Read More

R. B. Lemberg spins a world of singing gods, desert nomads, and magic humming in the wind in "The Four Profound Weaves", the first novella set in their Birdverse universe. Uiziya, a transgender woman in her sixties, is an aspiring master... Read More

In Sharon Doering’s thriller "She Lies Close", a neurotic mother experiences increasing paranoia and psychosis related to the kidnapping of a young girl. Grace is capable but exhausted on the heels of her difficult divorce from her... Read More

"The Self-Empowerment Journal" is an appealing motivational text whose optimism and sense of surety are contagious. Karamokoh B. Wurie’s encouraging "The Self-Empowerment Journal" centers its notions of self-improvement in... Read More

What if the childlike aspects of our unconscious minds were visible for all to see? Soft watercolors capture adults in business and workout attire, shadowed by sketchy black-and-white younger versions of themselves who reveal the joys... Read More

In David Quantick’s horror comedy "Night Train", a woman wakes on a train with no idea how she got there—or, worse: who she is. As she explores her surroundings, the woman encounters a room full of dead bodies; the only other living... Read More

In Francis Carsac’s newly translated science fiction classic "The City Among the Stars", Earth’s Empire is falling, and Tanker, a lieutenant within the Stellar Guard, is tasked with delivering a message that could turn the tide. When... Read More