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A selection of six masterful stories from Nobel Prize–winner Alice Munro, each revealing the quiet, unspoken truths at the heart of human life. Vintage Munro gathers some of the most iconic works from across Munro’s celebrated career. Included are the title stories from The...

At twenty-two, San is adrift and alone when she stumbles into a job at a modest flower shop in the heart of Seoul. Shaped by a childhood marked by rejection, she moves through life quietly and invisibly—fragile, stifled, and largely unseen in a society...

A bold, razor-sharp debut novel that explores power, desire, and the shifting moral ground of modern relationships. At its center is a charismatic English professor whose husband—also a professor at their small liberal arts college—is under investigation for alleged affairs with former students. The...

Unleash your inner autocrat with this darkly comic guide to everyday success—drawing dubious inspiration from the world’s most notorious strongman. The perfect stocking filler for the would-be tyrant in your life. What can the rise of one of the 21st century’s most feared leaders...

A newly translated collection of short stories by Yukio Mishima, drawn from the final decade of his life in the 1960s. This selection offers a rare and intimate look into the mind of one of Japan’s most provocative and enduring literary figures. In the title...

Set in contemporary China, the story follows Lin Kong, a military doctor caught between duty and desire, tradition and change. For over seventeen years, Lin has been in love with Manna Wu, an educated, modern woman who shares his ideals and ambitions. Yet each summer...

A True Story, Allegedly. Los Angeles, 2003: America is unraveling beneath a glossy surface of reality TV, low-rise jeans, and celebrity tabloids. At the heart of it all stands Britney Spears—young, iconic, endlessly scrutinized. Chasing rent and elusive literary ambitions, a fledgling writer finds...

In 2010, more than 750,000 people queued at Marina Abramović’s landmark MoMA retrospective, waiting for the chance to sit silently across from her in The Artist Is Present—an unprecedented durational performance that unfolded over 700 hours. This historic event, celebrating nearly five decades of...

Over the past decade, Walkable City has become the definitive guide to urban transformation, sparking a nationwide conversation about how we design our communities. Translated into seven languages and widely influential, this groundbreaking book is now reissued with a major update—including eight new chapters...

A cult classic of underground literature, is a raw, vivid and unflinching collection of autobiographical stories by writer, actress and counterculture icon Cookie Mueller. Spanning the 1960s to the 1980s, these stories take readers on a wild ride through New York, Provincetown, San Francisco...

Peter Pan returns to whisk Wendy, John, and Michael Darling away from their nursery on a magical flight to Neverland—a place where children never grow up.With the help of fairy dust and his faithful friend Tinker Bell, Peter leads the Darling children into an...

A timeless classic about a wooden puppet who dreams of becoming a real boy, Pinocchio continues to capture hearts just as it did when Disney first brought it to life in 1940. This beautifully illustrated Little Golden Book edition brings new warmth and wonder...

Colorado, 1864. After surviving the horrific Sand Creek Massacre, young Star is taken to Fort Marion Prison Castle. There, he is stripped of his language and culture by evangelical prison guard Richard Henry Pratt—who would later found the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, a place...

A powerful collection of confessions from women across the globe, revealing the hidden depths of female sexuality. This groundbreaking and eye-opening exploration asks a bold question: How do women experience sex when they can be completely anonymous? What do you want when no one...

Set during one of the most turbulent periods in European history—the Napoleonic Wars—War and Peace offers a sweeping portrait of Russian society in the early 19th century. Against the backdrop of Napoleon’s invasion of Russia in 1812, Tolstoy captures the impact of war on...

In 1437, Henry VI of Lancaster takes the English throne after years under a cautious regency. Known as “the Lamb,” he is defined less by martial strength than by his devout, gentle temperament—a stark contrast to his father’s legacy. His growing reliance on trusted...

From the former U.S. Poet Laureate and New York Times bestselling author of Aimless Love comes Water, Water a luminous new collection of sixty poems celebrating the joys, mysteries, and ironies of everyday life. Billy Collins writes with his trademark lyrical informality, capturing both the...

A classic historical novel that transports readers to 18th-century Scotland during the Jacobite uprising of 1745. The story follows Edward Waverley, an English gentleman and soldier who becomes caught between his loyalty to the British crown and his growing fascination with the Highland way...

A journey through ancient trails, wild landscapes and the quiet power of walking toward healing. When seasoned adventurer Phoebe Smith set out to walk the world-famous Camino de Santiago, she didn’t expect to lose her way—not on the trail, but in her life. Leaving...

A chilling dystopian classic that helped shape the works of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley, Yevgeny Zamyatin’s We remains a powerful warning about the dangers of totalitarianism and the loss of individual freedom.  In the twenty-sixth century, the citizens of OneState live in a...

A heartfelt and humorous exploration of family, forgiveness, and the unexpected paths to healing. Lila Kennedy, a writer in her forties, finds herself navigating the complexities of post-divorce life. After her husband leaves her for a younger woman and her mother's sudden death, Lila's...

Answers to Life's 20 Questions. Each day, Glennon Doyle finds herself circling the same questions: Why am I like this? What do I truly want? How do I know the right next step? Why can’t I just be happy? Am I doing any of...

A We Solve Murders Mystery Amy, Rosie, and Steve are back on the case—and this time, the stakes are higher than ever. When a body is discovered at dawn on the steps of an Italian villa, accompanied by a chilling message from an unknown...

One winter morning, Kyungha receives a desperate call from her friend Inseon, who has been hospitalized after an accident. Inseon pleads with her to return to Jeju Island and rescue her beloved pet—a mysterious white bird named Ama. As Kyungha arrives on the island,...

Two turtles find a hat in the desert. It looks great on both of them—but there’s only one hat, and two friends! What should they do? Told with gentle humor and simple, expressive illustrations, We Found a Hat is a sweet and thoughtful story...

Merricat Blackwood lives tucked away on her family’s secluded estate with her sister Constance and their ailing Uncle Julian. Once there were seven Blackwoods—until a spoonful of sugar, laced with arsenic, turned an ordinary dinner into a massacre. Constance was accused but ultimately acquitted,...

In a future shaped by catastrophe, the city of Bulwark stands as humanity’s last stronghold—a walled metropolis ruled by order, sacrifice and a powerful AI that rewards loyalty and obedience. Founded by those who survived a series of global cataclysms, Bulwark honors its elite...

Samantha Heather Mackey was a lonely outsider in an elite New England MFA program, that's until she was drawn into the strange orbit of a clique of eerily sweet, wealthy girls who call themselves “Bunny.” What began as exclusion soon turned into a dangerous...

In this daring debut novel, Kaitlyn Greenidge tells the story of the Freeman family, who move to a research institute in rural Massachusetts to participate in a mysterious experiment—raising a chimpanzee, Charlie, as part of an effort to teach him human sign language. But...

What does feminism mean in the 21st century? In this bold and personal essay, award-winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie—offers a fresh, inclusive definition of feminism today. With wit, clarity and warmth, Adichie explores the everyday realities of gender inequality—both the obvious and the deeply...

Inspired by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s celebrated TED Talk and essay, the journal offers readers a personal and engaging way to explore feminism today. It’s a space for reflection, self-inquiry and meaningful conversation about gender equality. Inspiring Quotes: Selected passages from Adichie’s original essay, designed...

Amy Wheeler, a seasoned private security officer, is accustomed to high-stakes assignments. However, her latest task—protecting bestselling author Rosie D’Antonio on a remote island—takes an unexpected turn when a dead body and a bag of money are discovered, and a killer sets their sights...

A woman endlessly wanders a mysterious forest after an unimaginable war. In 1940s Casablanca, a teenage girl faces severe consequences for questioning authority. Trapped in a loveless marriage, a young Belgian woman begins to confront her own desires. These three novellas—the first works by...

A beautiful and distinguished family.A private island.A brilliant, damaged girl; a passionate, political boy.A group of four friends—the Liars—whose friendship turns destructive.A revolution. An accident. A secret.Lies upon lies.True love.The truth. Read it.And if anyone asks you how it ends, just LIE.

Emily and her best friend Kristen are on the adventure of a lifetime—trekking through the mountains of Chile on their annual reunion trip. But the dream getaway takes a deadly turn when Emily returns to their hotel room to find a bloody scene and...

A gripping and deeply moving novel inspired by the true story of a Jewish family torn apart at the outbreak of World War II—and their extraordinary journey to survive and reunite. In the spring of 1939, the Kurc family gathers in their Polish hometown...

A sweeping, emotionally rich novel that traces the rise and quiet unraveling of a seemingly perfect American family. The Mulvaneys of High Point Farm in Mt. Ephraim, New York, are blessed with charm, success, and close-knit bonds—until a devastating event quietly fractures their idyllic...

A cat a day keeps the doctor away… Hidden within an old building at the end of a narrow Kyoto alley, the Kokoro Clinic for the Soul reveals itself only to those who are truly struggling—and ready for help. This enigmatic clinic offers an...

Welcome back to the Kokoro Clinic—a place with no fixed address, yet somehow always discovered by those who need healing most. Here, the simple but profound prescription of a cat continues to mend emotional wounds in ways nothing else can. This enchanting sequel introduces...

A poignant collection of short stories delving into themes of loss, alienation and the complexities of contemporary life. The book comprises 11 stories that span over 14 years of Li's writing. Other stories in the collection explore diverse experiences of grief and connection. In...

A new collection―about loss, alienation, aging, and the strangeness of contemporary life―by the award-winning, and inimitable, author of The Book of Goose. Yiyun Li traces the quiet fractures in ordinary lives—those moments when grief or longing makes the world tilt just a little. A...

 The Tape Journals of David Wojnarowicz. The Weight of the Earth collects the audio journals of artist, writer, and activist David Wojnarowicz (1954–1992), recorded primarily between 1987 and 1989 during the height of the AIDS epidemic. In these intimate recordings, Wojnarowicz reflects on his...

Tales from the Haunted Forests of Britain A curated anthology of twelve short stories that delve into the supernatural and folkloric traditions of Britain's woodlands. The book features works by renowned authors such as Edith Nesbit, Algernon Blackwood, M.R. James and Walter de la...

Yeongju had everything—on paper. A prestigious job, a successful husband, a polished life in fast-paced Seoul. But inside, she was unraveling. Burned out and aching from an unshakable sense of emptiness, she makes a bold, terrifying choice: to walk away from it all. Trading...

Yeongju had everything—on paper. A prestigious job, a successful husband, a polished life in fast-paced Seoul. But inside, she was unraveling. Burned out and aching from an unshakable sense of emptiness, she makes a bold, terrifying choice: to walk away from it all. Trading...

When Jack and Elizabeth meet as idealistic college students in 1990s Chicago, their connection is instant—a magnetic pull between two creative souls chasing beauty, passion and meaning in the city’s underground art scene. They fall fast and hard, believing they’ve found their forever. Two...

Eleven-year-old Gopi has played squash for as long as she can remember. After the sudden loss of her mother, the game becomes her refuge—and her entire world. Under the watchful eye of her grieving father, her training turns rigorous, almost relentless. As Gopi hones...

“I am a Weyward, and wild inside.” 2019: Fleeing an abusive partner, Kate escapes London for Weyward Cottage, a crumbling inheritance from a great-aunt she barely knew. Among the ivy and tangled gardens, Kate begins to uncover whispers of a secret legacy—one buried since...

Whale marks the English-language debut of Myeong-kwan Cheon, one of South Korea’s most beloved storytellers—renowned for his cinematic imagination, dark humor, and wildly original voice. In a remote South Korean village, the extraordinary unfolds: a woman trades her newborn daughter to a wandering beekeeper...

In 1938, the carcass of a whale washes ashore on a remote Welsh island—an eerie omen for Manod, a young woman who has never left the place she calls home. To her, the whale feels like a sign: of endings, of longing, and of...