Kaitlin Jefferys Contributor

Deep Cuts is a novel about creative entanglement, ambition, and the long road to finding your own voice.

Homeseeking is a novel that stretches not just across continents, but across time.

Bitter Honey by Lola Akinmade Åkerström is a portrait of the choices women make to survive, and the generational echoes those choices leave behind. 

Strange Houses by Uketsu is a short horror novel that unspools like a haunted architectural puzzle.

A daring reimagining of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, James is an intellectually razor-sharp novel that confronts, revises, and transcends its literary lineage.

The River Has Roots is a story of sisterhood, sacrifice, and the boundary between worlds.

V.E. Schwab’s latest novel is a meditation on hunger and its many forms. 

Dolen Perkins-Valdez’s Happy Land examines the enduring weight of inheritance, legacy, and memory.

Adichie’s latest novel is a meditation on love, loss, and the entanglements of womanhood across continents.

Mongrel is a richly textured debut novel by The Crown and Defending the Guilty actor Hanako Footman that explores the weight of inheritance across generations.

John Green turns his gaze from fiction to fact in his latest book.

Wishbone Kitchen is a cookbook that’s as much about character, colour, and Hayden’s journey as it is about cooking.