An astounding, incendiary collection that takes the New Cross Fire of 1981 as a jumping-off point for an exploration of injustice, prejudice and the turbulence of Black lives in the decades since.

Balanced between the utmost darkness and hope, Cho’s piercing account of psychosis and motherhood is a powerful meditation on what it means to understand oneself.

Psychologically astute and dryly funny, Exciting Times delivers an enthralling dissection of love, commitment, power and privilege in the international circles of contemporary Hong Kong.

Burning with spiritual intensity, Hewitt’s debut collection probes weighty themes with a self-assurance and lightness of touch astonishing for a first publication.

Set in a quiet village in South of France and charting the relationship between a dying patriarch and his young nurse, Nightingale is a stirring depiction of finding passion at death’s door.