Catalog All Books New Releases Coming Soon Fiction Hybrid Forms Nonfiction Poetry Featured Press The Dalai Lama’s Smile In eight short stories, travelers and locals become entangled in situations that send their moral compasses spinning. Read More Defiant Acts Drawing on the author’s experiences, this debut novel follows an interracial blended family living in Chicago in the 1990s. Read More Scream / Queen A debut poetry collection drawing on horror-movie tropes to examine the body—both its traumas and its possibilities. Read More Unlove Story A gay novel in which the rural landscapes of Bengal set the stage for a story that transcends the boundaries of tradition and love. Read More The Last Syrian A rare narrative of gay love in the Arab world that travels into the lives of a group of spirited youth during the Syrian Revolution. Read More Antiboy A queer memoir that takes place at the messy intersection between gender and desire, challenging stereotypes and embracing the nuance of ide... Read More Decapitated Poetry Poems from a boisterously out and open queer voice from Taiwan. Read More The Great Game In this essay collection, Amit Majmudar meditates on the poetic canon of the West and the traditions of world literature. Read More The Alcestis Machine Inspired by the Greek myth of Alcestis, this poetry collection brings to life myriad voices who venture beyond the known world and exist bet... Read More Nothing Vast A sweeping multigenerational tale complicates traditional narratives as it follows two families—one Moroccan, one Polish—filled with Zionist... Read More Mettlework A memoir of Johnson’s unusual upbringing during the 1970s and ’80s, interwoven with the story of her transition to parenthood in post-recess... Read More Sleepaway A haunting debut novel from celebrated poet Kevin Prufer. Read More Bad Mexican, Bad American This collection of poems by Jose Hernandez Diaz showcases the unique style that has made him a rising star in the poetry community. Read More Pilgrims 2.0 A novel following four passengers on a luxury cruise line that promises complete reinvention through plastic surgery. Read More Dual A poetry collection examining masculinity, aggression, and violence. Read More On the Way to the End of the World In 1963, an eclectic group of characters embark on President Kennedy’s ambitious walking challenge. Read More Survivor’s Notebook A collection of prose poems that chronicles the family life of two cancer survivors. Read More You Shall See the Beautiful Things Envisioned as a “nocturne,” Steve Amick’s playful, multilayered novel expansively retells Eugene Field’s famed verse “Wynken, Blynken, and N... Read More Black Avatar and Other Essays This first nonfiction collection by internationally acclaimed writer and translator Amit Majmudar combines elements of memoir, biography, hi... Read More Metabolics In this debut poetry collection, a single speaker tries to control her body and negotiate her time with digital devices, all the while navig... Read More Design Flaw Hugh Sheehy’s riveting new collection draws heavily from the genres of horror, mystery, science fiction, and myth. Read More Manatee Lagoon The third full-length collection from physician and poet Jenna Le blends traditional form and the current moment. Read More All the Tiny Beauties Jenn Scott's debut novel follows five characters in California as their lives intertwine. Read More Headless John the Baptist Hitchhiking The coming-of-age chronicle of a queer Latinx Southerner. Read More Dear Queer Self An unvarnished accounting of one man’s struggle toward sexual and emotional maturity. Read More This Fierce Blood A multicultural saga, This Fierce Blood follows three generations of women in the Sylte family. Read More Our Cancers Poet and playwright Dan O’Brien chronicles the year and a half during which both he and his wife were treated for cancer. Read More Here Is a Game We Could Play Surreal fantasies with hypothetical lovers, a missing father, and a debilitating fear of poison . . . meet Claudia, whose story unfolds in t... Read More I, Grape; or The Case for Fiction In these sparkling, erudite, and at times personal essays, acclaimed fiction writer Clarke examines the complex discipline to which he and o... Read More Persephone in the Late Anthropocene Through lyric verse, magical-realist prose poems, and speculative crypto-studies of the Anthropocene, this ecopoetic collection explores bot... Read More The Beforeland Set in the Mojave Desert and the suburbs of Southern California, this revelatory novel moves swiftly among characters caught between the dep... Read More Glossary for the End of Days This arresting, relevant collection tunes into and seeks to illuminate shared anxieties about the present—and future—of our world. Read More Grace for Grace These wildly imaginative stories present characters in search of meaning and belonging, and often, at the same time, redemption and revenge. Read More Keeping Time A crumbling marriage. An ancient mystery. And a way to change the past . . . Read More The Tilt Torn Away from the Seasons This poetry collection imagines a human mission to Mars, a consequence of Earth’s devastation from climate change and natural disaster. Read More Big Familia With wit, insight, and tenderness, this novel explores the complexities of desire, devotion, and the mysteries of the heart. Read More HoodWitch This riveting debut is a reclamation of power for Black women and nonbinary people whose bodies have become the very weapons used against th... Read More Spider Love Song and Other Stories These stories present characters who, despite challenging circumstances, find ways to honor their identities and their Chinese heritage. Read More The Ambrose J. and Vivian T. Seagrave Museum of 20th Century American Art Through museum exhibit labels, as well as the musings of an elderly visitor wandering the galleries of this legendarily odd institution, the... Read More Synonyms for Silence These sharp, brief lyrics and prose poems subject the world to ethical and metaphysical scrutiny. Read More Every Human Love Set seemingly in the quotidian, these stories veer into the unexpected, the uncomfortable, occasionally the eerie, thrusting characters in c... Read More Warnings from the Future Ten provocative stories that explore crises of conscience in troubling present and ominous future realities. Read More Duty to Warn A troubled young man sets out to find past tormentors and is pursued by his therapist, who is concerned his patient will commit violence. Read More Rosarium Dow engages the mysteries of faith as a catalyst for meditations on the contradictory human condition—our knot of body and spirit. Read More The Strange and True Tale of Horace Wells, Surgeon Dentist In this novel, Michael Downs imagines the life of the historical figure Horace Wells, whose discovery would change the world. Read More A Very Angry Baby In its premiere publication, released summer 2017, Acre Books presents a themed anthology, including an array of established and new poets a... Read More Her Adult Life The stories in Jenn Scott's debut collection are sharply funny and deeply poignant. Read More After the Afterlife T. R. Hummer's poetry collection explores the zone between language and spirit. Read More Mettlework A memoir of Johnson’s unusual upbringing during the 1970s and ’80s, interwoven with the story of her transition to parenthood in post-recess... Read More Sleepaway A haunting debut novel from celebrated poet Kevin Prufer. Read More Bad Mexican, Bad American This collection of poems by Jose Hernandez Diaz showcases the unique style that has made him a rising star in the poetry community. Read More Pilgrims 2.0 A novel following four passengers on a luxury cruise line that promises complete reinvention through plastic surgery. Read More Dual A poetry collection examining masculinity, aggression, and violence. Read More The Dalai Lama’s Smile In eight short stories, travelers and locals become entangled in situations that send their moral compasses spinning. Read More Defiant Acts Drawing on the author’s experiences, this debut novel follows an interracial blended family living in Chicago in the 1990s. Read More Scream / Queen A debut poetry collection drawing on horror-movie tropes to examine the body—both its traumas and its possibilities. Read More The Great Game In this essay collection, Amit Majmudar meditates on the poetic canon of the West and the traditions of world literature. Read More The Alcestis Machine Inspired by the Greek myth of Alcestis, this poetry collection brings to life myriad voices who venture beyond the known world and exist bet... Read More Nothing Vast A sweeping multigenerational tale complicates traditional narratives as it follows two families—one Moroccan, one Polish—filled with Zionist... Read More The Dalai Lama’s Smile In eight short stories, travelers and locals become entangled in situations that send their moral compasses spinning. Read More Defiant Acts Drawing on the author’s experiences, this debut novel follows an interracial blended family living in Chicago in the 1990s. Read More Nothing Vast A sweeping multigenerational tale complicates traditional narratives as it follows two families—one Moroccan, one Polish—filled with Zionist... Read More Sleepaway A haunting debut novel from celebrated poet Kevin Prufer. Read More Pilgrims 2.0 A novel following four passengers on a luxury cruise line that promises complete reinvention through plastic surgery. Read More On the Way to the End of the World In 1963, an eclectic group of characters embark on President Kennedy’s ambitious walking challenge. Read More You Shall See the Beautiful Things Envisioned as a “nocturne,” Steve Amick’s playful, multilayered novel expansively retells Eugene Field’s famed verse “Wynken, Blynken, and N... Read More Design Flaw Hugh Sheehy’s riveting new collection draws heavily from the genres of horror, mystery, science fiction, and myth. Read More All the Tiny Beauties Jenn Scott's debut novel follows five characters in California as their lives intertwine. Read More This Fierce Blood A multicultural saga, This Fierce Blood follows three generations of women in the Sylte family. Read More Here Is a Game We Could Play Surreal fantasies with hypothetical lovers, a missing father, and a debilitating fear of poison . . . meet Claudia, whose story unfolds in t... Read More I, Grape; or The Case for Fiction In these sparkling, erudite, and at times personal essays, acclaimed fiction writer Clarke examines the complex discipline to which he and o... Read More The Beforeland Set in the Mojave Desert and the suburbs of Southern California, this revelatory novel moves swiftly among characters caught between the dep... Read More Glossary for the End of Days This arresting, relevant collection tunes into and seeks to illuminate shared anxieties about the present—and future—of our world. Read More Grace for Grace These wildly imaginative stories present characters in search of meaning and belonging, and often, at the same time, redemption and revenge. Read More Keeping Time A crumbling marriage. An ancient mystery. And a way to change the past . . . Read More Big Familia With wit, insight, and tenderness, this novel explores the complexities of desire, devotion, and the mysteries of the heart. Read More Spider Love Song and Other Stories These stories present characters who, despite challenging circumstances, find ways to honor their identities and their Chinese heritage. Read More The Ambrose J. and Vivian T. Seagrave Museum of 20th Century American Art Through museum exhibit labels, as well as the musings of an elderly visitor wandering the galleries of this legendarily odd institution, the... Read More Every Human Love Set seemingly in the quotidian, these stories veer into the unexpected, the uncomfortable, occasionally the eerie, thrusting characters in c... Read More Warnings from the Future Ten provocative stories that explore crises of conscience in troubling present and ominous future realities. Read More Duty to Warn A troubled young man sets out to find past tormentors and is pursued by his therapist, who is concerned his patient will commit violence. Read More The Strange and True Tale of Horace Wells, Surgeon Dentist In this novel, Michael Downs imagines the life of the historical figure Horace Wells, whose discovery would change the world. Read More Her Adult Life The stories in Jenn Scott's debut collection are sharply funny and deeply poignant. Read More The Ambrose J. and Vivian T. Seagrave Museum of 20th Century American Art Through museum exhibit labels, as well as the musings of an elderly visitor wandering the galleries of this legendarily odd institution, the... Read More A Very Angry Baby In its premiere publication, released summer 2017, Acre Books presents a themed anthology, including an array of established and new poets a... Read More The Great Game In this essay collection, Amit Majmudar meditates on the poetic canon of the West and the traditions of world literature. Read More Mettlework A memoir of Johnson’s unusual upbringing during the 1970s and ’80s, interwoven with the story of her transition to parenthood in post-recess... Read More Black Avatar and Other Essays This first nonfiction collection by internationally acclaimed writer and translator Amit Majmudar combines elements of memoir, biography, hi... Read More Dear Queer Self An unvarnished accounting of one man’s struggle toward sexual and emotional maturity. Read More Scream / Queen A debut poetry collection drawing on horror-movie tropes to examine the body—both its traumas and its possibilities. Read More The Alcestis Machine Inspired by the Greek myth of Alcestis, this poetry collection brings to life myriad voices who venture beyond the known world and exist bet... Read More Bad Mexican, Bad American This collection of poems by Jose Hernandez Diaz showcases the unique style that has made him a rising star in the poetry community. Read More Dual A poetry collection examining masculinity, aggression, and violence. Read More Survivor’s Notebook A collection of prose poems that chronicles the family life of two cancer survivors. Read More Metabolics In this debut poetry collection, a single speaker tries to control her body and negotiate her time with digital devices, all the while navig... Read More Manatee Lagoon The third full-length collection from physician and poet Jenna Le blends traditional form and the current moment. Read More Headless John the Baptist Hitchhiking The coming-of-age chronicle of a queer Latinx Southerner. Read More Our Cancers Poet and playwright Dan O’Brien chronicles the year and a half during which both he and his wife were treated for cancer. Read More Persephone in the Late Anthropocene Through lyric verse, magical-realist prose poems, and speculative crypto-studies of the Anthropocene, this ecopoetic collection explores bot... Read More The Tilt Torn Away from the Seasons This poetry collection imagines a human mission to Mars, a consequence of Earth’s devastation from climate change and natural disaster. Read More HoodWitch This riveting debut is a reclamation of power for Black women and nonbinary people whose bodies have become the very weapons used against th... Read More Synonyms for Silence These sharp, brief lyrics and prose poems subject the world to ethical and metaphysical scrutiny. Read More Rosarium Dow engages the mysteries of faith as a catalyst for meditations on the contradictory human condition—our knot of body and spirit. Read More After the Afterlife T. R. Hummer's poetry collection explores the zone between language and spirit. Read More Unlove Story A gay novel in which the rural landscapes of Bengal set the stage for a story that transcends the boundaries of tradition and love. Read More The Last Syrian A rare narrative of gay love in the Arab world that travels into the lives of a group of spirited youth during the Syrian Revolution. Read More Antiboy A queer memoir that takes place at the messy intersection between gender and desire, challenging stereotypes and embracing the nuance of ide... Read More Decapitated Poetry Poems from a boisterously out and open queer voice from Taiwan. Read More