Fiction

Deep Fried by Mark Doyon

Turbulent Dreams Mark Doyon's debut novel Deep Fried tells the poignant and bittersweet story of Arjun Chatterjee, a young Indian immigrant working as a chef...

Next Time by Randy Brown

A Thousand Years of Waiting Some love stories span years. A few lucky couples might make it to 50 or 60 years together if they...

Glitches of Gods by Jurgen “Jojo” Appelo

Imagine a world where your biggest mistake haunts you across multiple realities, where the line between human and machine blurs with each passing day,...

Peril at End House by Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie's 1932 classic Peril at End House is full of sheer delicious devilry and suspense that will have you feverishly devouring every page. It delivers all the deliciously ominous twists and chills behind a potential cliff-side massacre that you'd expect from the genius Queen of Crime herself.

Black Coffee by Agatha Christie

What ultimately makes "Black Coffee" such a delectable literary treat is how seamlessly it blends all the most delicious ingredients of an Agatha Christie whodunit - labyrinthine clues, devious misdirects, memorable character turns, and of course, the dazzling final revelation that resolves the entire production's preceding ambiguities in one fell swoop of brilliance.

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