May-August 2026 New Releases

May-August 2026 New Releases 

May-August 2026 New Releases

Fireweather
By Miranda Darling

A continuation of the acclaimed novel Thunderhead, Fireweather follows Winona Dalloway as she struggles to come to terms with the unrecognizable world around her.

A continuation of the acclaimed novel Thunderhead, Fireweather follows Winona Dalloway as she struggles to come to terms with the unrecognizable world around her.

In this looking-glass world, Winona is forced to prove she is a sane, rational human being. As the pronouncements of the professionals grow more insistent, so too do the voices crowding inside Winona's head. She seeks solace in the company of plants and animals, and begins to imagine an entirely other way of being—one that might make whole her broken heart.

Self-Worth
By Emma Tholozan

In Self-Worth French debut novelist Emma Tholozan delivers a raw, brutally funny portrait of a generation without ideals.

In Self-Worth French debut novelist Emma Tholozan delivers a raw, brutally funny portrait of a generation without ideals.

“Taking the pulse of consumer culture while inscribing its most ridiculous consequences, this portrait of survival and yearning brilliantly and incisively excoriates the glittering facades of purchased fantasies.” Asymptote Journal

The Endling
By Keely Jobe

Vividly expressed, wildly funny, and wholly original, The Endling examines the volatile intersection of community and politics, exploring what happens when the borders we construct between species, between sexes, between self and world prove more porous than we imagine.

Vividly expressed, wildly funny, and wholly original, The Endling examines the volatile intersection of community and politics, exploring what happens when the borders we construct between species, between sexes, between self and world prove more porous than we imagine.

How We Relate
By Ahona Guha

In How We Relate, clinical and forensic psychologist Dr Ahona Guha takes us on an illuminating journey through the psychology of human connection. Drawing from her many years of clinical experience, she reveals how our earliest relationships shape every connection we form—from family and friendships to romance and work.

In How We Relate, clinical and forensic psychologist Dr Ahona Guha takes us on an illuminating journey through the psychology of human connection. Drawing from her many years of clinical experience, she reveals how our earliest relationships shape every connection we form—from family and friendships to romance and work.

The Nights Are Quiet in Tehran is Shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2026

The Nights Are Quiet in Tehran is Shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2026

The Nights Are Quiet in Tehran is Shortlisted for the International Booker Prize 2026

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Zen in the Garden
by Miki Sakamoto
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Diary of a Young Doctor
by Ezzideen Shehab
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Pride and Prejudices
by Keio Yoshida
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Monsterland
by Nicholas Jubber
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