Publication date: May 31, 2026
Modern political culture often feels stranger than fiction, and Ames Lowen leans directly into that reality with the debut satire If You Give a Man-Baby Some Bronzer. Combining exaggerated humor with the familiar rhythm of … Read More
Last modified: May 28, 2026
A Bold Debut That Refuses to Whisper Some books arrive quietly. Others walk in laughing, fearless, and ready to start a conversation. The Hundred Man Plan belongs firmly in the second group, offering readers an … Read More
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A Fresh Take on Holiday Mischief Every holiday season brings familiar stories, yet a few manage to surprise readers by reworking tradition in clever, joyful ways. Santa’s Looking for a Wife by Jennifer Barrette and … Read More
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Embracing the Unexpected: Inside the Wonderfully Dark World of ‘Beyond the Wheel’ In the vast sea of books, occasionally something wonderfully peculiar surfaces—something you never knew you needed until it lands right in front of … Read More
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A Twinkling Maze of Excitement Casinos sparkle with dazzling lights, constant chiming, and rows of vibrant slot machines. It’s easy to see why some feel drawn to the clamor—there’s an energy that feels both inviting … Read More
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An Unconventional Spin on Vampire Lore Vampire stories usually bring to mind shadowy castles, lurking beasts, and centuries of brooding. But Steve Steed’s Blood: The Sanguine Prince takes those familiar tropes and gives them a … Read More
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Winners and Losers: Heretical Cartoons about the American Religion of Winning (The Slings and Arrows of Mundane Fortune) is a new collection of cartoons and witty phrases from the creator Dr. Arthur Hartz. It is a … Read More