Literature

Has human depravity usurped the digital space or is it the other way around?

Aimed at teen readers, this graphic novel is a call-to-action for anyone living in today’s social climate.

Stitch's novel is a mind-boggling pastiche of literary tropes and analogies that takes the absurdist satire to its logical extreme.

Fitzgerald brings universal issues to the fore in the novel, which still resonates a century after it was first published.

It is unimaginable to not admire Yeats’ remarkable, unswerving fidelity to his craft.    

As in many great African novels from the 1970's - 1980's, Chipanta addresses the shortcomings of a young nation state.

Lababidi's latest work is shockingly prescient, reminding readers that present events often echo historical ones.

However you're celebrating this year, here are some can't-miss LGBTQ titles to add to your list.

Hong’s latest graphic novel explores the joy of cooking and the challenge of parenting aging parents.

"Even after I talked to my therapist about being gay, I believed that if I wanted to remain a Christian, I could never have a romantic relationship with a woman."