Literary

This book is so many things: a grief memoir, a story of a lifelong obsession (and skill) with birds of prey, and the…

If you liked Black Mirror, check out this collection of stories set in a near-future world of social media implants,…

M Train begins in the tiny Greenwich Village café where Smith goes every morning for black coffee, ruminates on the…

George "Tubby" Bowling--middle-aged, insurance salesman, father, husband, and common man--is, shockingly, dissatisfied…

Ray Bancroft, an Alaskan fisherman, has raised his 11 year old granddaughter since birth, and to him, family is…

Imagine knowing what the brain craves and what keeps readers transfixed. The vast majority of writing advice focuses on…

Sixteen short stories by poet and all around brilliant person Amiri Baraka. These first came out in 1967 and they are…

How to Grow Up is absolutely the story of Michelle Tea's life, of her exes, her working class roots and her youthful…

Jessica Abel's new comics journalism book, On the Wire, is the nonfiction graphic novel format story of the rise of the…

During the grey days of winter, or those darker days in your life, the best remedy is often just curling up with a good…

Next door to the chain stores and mini malls are the cheap restaurants with chipped paint and handwritten signs which…

Funny, sad, touching, realistic, strange—you'll find here a wide range of short stories about our relationships with…

Want a package of stuff in the mail every month that's tailored exactly to your peculiar and wild tastes? We'd love to…

Since 1994, our observant wanderer, Bill Brown has combed the American landscape finding meaning in rust, neon signs,…

They say it's impossible to pick favorite children. But after stewing for a few hours on our long history of titles, I…

If you want to know about all things punk, then this is the pack for you. You'll read stories from Erick Lyle, one of…

Close your eyes. Imagine what it'd be like to receive $100 worth of books, zines, stickers, buttons, and patches. Now…

The third entry in author Karl Ove Knausgaard's series of seasonal autobiographies, in Spring, Knausgaard continues…