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The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

Matt Haig's "The Midnight Library" is a captivating blend of fantasy and philosophy that explores the infinite possibilities of life choices. Discover how Nora Seed navigates her regrets and finds hope in this thought-provoking novel.

Arimasen by Michael Hoffman

Michael Hoffman's Arimasen is a puzzling and enthralling expedition into the nuances of existence, identity, and meaning—imbued within a literary and fantastical frame that...

The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand

The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand serves as a fantastic introduction to Author's inane philosophy - Objectivism (more about this in bit). Extremely gripping and never trite, The Fountainhead is a heady mixture of Ayn Rand's simplistic psychological and philosophical insights.

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Boys with Sharp Teeth by Jenni Howell

Jenni Howell's debut novel, "Boys with Sharp Teeth," draws...

Bitter Texas Honey by Ashley Whitaker

Read our detailed review of Bitter Texas Honey by Ashley Whitaker—a messy, darkly funny debut exploring art, identity, family dysfunction, and Texas culture with biting wit and brutal honesty.

Big Chief by Jon Hickey

Jon Hickey's debut novel "Big Chief" delivers a powerful...

Bad Nature by Ariel Courage

Dive into Bad Nature by Ariel Courage—a darkly comic, unsettling road novel blending revenge, environmental collapse, and the psychology of alienation, all with razor-sharp prose.

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