Fiction & Literature

Peter Werbe
The temperature is scorching in Detroit during the summer of 1967 and so is everything happening in this fictionalized memoir by a staff member of the long-running Fifth Estate magazine.

Fredy Perlman
Obenabi, the narrator, sings the story of his people confronting the European Invader into the Great Lakes region of North America.

Jim Feast
A rattling good yarn and a suspenseful whodunit, against the backdrop of real historical events.

Subcomandante Marcos • Edited and translated by Colectivo Relámpago/Lightning Collective

A gorgeous collection of allegorical stories and “an accidental archive” of the Zapatista’s struggle against neoliberalism.

Eileen Gunn
Wry, dark humor burnishes visionary SF in these often prophetic, sometimes troubling, but always fascinating tales that combine and masterfully conflate the disparate worlds of corporate tech and literary art.

James Kelman
This is a story of a man attempting not to go mad when forced to stop his own writing in order to coach others to write.

Cara Hoffman
Both timely and timeless in its examination of an American state in free fall. The ultimate effect of these stories is one of invigoration and a sense of possibilities—hope for a new world extracted from the rubble of the old.

JJ Amaworo Wilson
Nazaré is an adventure and a parable that pits the oppressed against the oppressor.

Vandana Singh
A new collection of fiction, nonfiction, and our classic Outspoken Interview.

Joseph Matthews
A vivid picture of a city and a moment, the novel brilliantly reveals the explosive admixture of the deeply personal and the deeply political.

Michael Fine
Ten stories. People whose lives are transformed. People who struggle and survive, who see their world through lost hopes, inappropriate loves, and irrational dreams. Ten stories, each one a new way to listen, see, feel and dream.

James Patrick Kelly
A collection of humorous and earnest stories, plays, and our Outspoken Interview.

Editors: Andrew Nette & Iain McIntyre
Details, celebrates, and evaluates how science fiction novels and authors depicted, interacted with, and were inspired by these cultural and political movements in America and Great Britain.

Bill Campbell • Illustrator: Bizhan Khodabandeh
A fictionalized retelling of a KKK riot that occurred in Carnegie, PA, in 1923 and the resistance to it.

G.H. Mosson and Marcus Colasurdo
Simultaneous Revolutions offers a meeting place for individual expression in this plague year where, forced to look within and stay afar, people can do both with these companion poems.

Nick Mamatas
An outrageous collection of Mamatas's short fiction along with our world famous Outspoken Interview.

Kenneth Wishnia & Chantelle Aimée Osman
A unique collection of stories by Jewish and non-Jewish literary and genre writers, including numerous award-winning authors.

Meg Elison
These stories ambush the reader with Elison’s signature mix of irony and rage. Also included is a frank and thought-provoking Outspoken Interview, and more.

Simone Zelitch
An alternate history where a Jewish state has been created in the German region of Saxony.

Nisi Shawl
In these previously uncollected stories, Shawl explores the unexpected horizons (and corners) opened up by SF and fantasy’s new diversity.

Robert Fraga
A chronicle from the inside of colorful characters struggling to save their village from NAFTA, local Juárez developers, terrifying drug cartels, violent cholo gangs, and corrupt politicians on both sides of the border.

Editor: Chaz Bufe
A compilation of wide-ranging texts, both hilarious and horrifying, on atheism, belief, and religion.

Editors: Andrew Nette and Iain McIntyre
This book tracks the changing politics and culture of the period and how it was reflected in pulp and popular fiction in the US, UK, and Australia from the 1950s, ’60s, and ’70s.

Marie Louise Berneri
A richly detailed and critically compelling examination of utopian literature, beginning with Plato’s Republic and continuing through to Huxley’s Brave New World.