20 Books You Can Read in a Weekend

by Ayşegül Savaş

Perfectly perceptive. Full review >

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by Anita Desai

A haunting meditation on identity and understanding. Full review >

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by Julie Heffernan

A sumptuous feast for the eyes and the mind. Full review >

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by Jessica Anthony

A novella packing all the imagery and storytelling power of a novel. Full review >

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by A.C. Robinson

A thoughtful, introspection-filled, bite-sized romance. Full review >

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by Lily Tuck

A painful, essential, unflinching memento. Full review >

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by Ariane Koch ; translated by Damion Searls

Layered, experimental, and fragmented, this novel embraces the strangeness both in and around us. Full review >

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by Devon A. Mihesuah

These tales of things that go bump in the night also pay tribute to the Choctaws’ preservation of their culture. Full review >

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by Juan Rulfo ; translated by Douglas J. Weatherford

Spectral stories shot through with violence and sorrow, and beautiful for all that. Full review >

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by Bruna Dantas Lobato

A quiet, meticulously constructed novel about a mother and a daughter. Full review >

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by Ian Goldin

A compulsively readable, trenchantly argued analysis of equity and immigration. Full review >

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by Kerry Brown

A cogent and unsettling exploration of one of the key geopolitical issues of our time. Full review >

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by Tanya Pearson

A refreshing and much-needed contribution to the male-dominated history of rock ’n’ roll. Full review >

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by Catherine Coleman Flowers

A passionate and thoughtful exploration of social injustice. Full review >

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by Jeff Sebo

A thoughtful unsettling of moral certainty. Full review >

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