Envisioned as a “nocturne,” Steve Amick’s playful, multilayered novel expansively retells Eugene Field’s famed verse “Wynken, Blynken, and Nod.”

Hugh Sheehy’s riveting new collection draws heavily from the genres of horror, mystery, science fiction, and myth.

Jenn Scott’s debut novel follows five characters in California as their lives intertwine.

A multicultural saga, This Fierce Blood follows three generations of women in the Sylte family.

Surreal fantasies with hypothetical lovers, a missing father, and a debilitating fear of poison . . . meet Claudia, whose story unfolds in the dreamlike milieu of a Pennsylvania small town in the 1990s.

In these sparkling, erudite, and at times personal essays, acclaimed fiction writer Clarke examines the complex discipline to which he and other expert practitioners have devoted their lives and minds.

Set in the Mojave Desert and the suburbs of Southern California, this revelatory novel moves swiftly among characters caught between the deprivations of the past and the mysteries of the future. With unflinching precision and stunning prose, Vallianatos unearths the vulnerability and volatility at our cores.

This arresting, relevant collection tunes into and seeks to illuminate shared anxieties about the present—and future—of our world.

These wildly imaginative stories present characters in search of meaning and belonging, and often, at the same time, redemption and revenge.

A crumbling marriage. An ancient mystery. And a way to change the past . . .