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Whether or not you’ll ever deal with breast cancer, I hope you’ll think Rehearsals For Dying is a cool and interesting and funny experimental memoir—because writing is the way I process experience.

Merging waves of feminist thought from established and emerging Mexican women writers, Tsunami arrives with seismic, groundbreaking force.

”Touching and unconventional . . . Epum effectively transports readers inside her mind and offers bracing, funny testimony that will feel familiar to those who’ve struggled with their own anxiety and depression.” —Publishers Weekly

“Porn performers are constantly looked at, but rarely actually seen. This collection humanizes the adult industry in ways you can’t escape. A much-needed reminder that porn people are people.” —Madita Oeming, author of PORN

“This book is a delight for anyone with a love of magical stories and high fantasy, from young adults onward.” —Independent Book Review, starred review

A debut collection of gritty, streetwise, and wickedly funny stories about Mexican women who fight, skirt, cheat, cry, kill, and lie their way to survival.

A lost feminist masterwork by a speculative fiction icon about a lesbian’s coming-to-consciousness during the social upheaval of the 1970s.

“A taut, chilling novel about the weaponization of language as a tool of oppression.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review

“Both incisive and sincere, The Default World exposes the hidden transactional dynamics within progressive social circles via a quest for belonging, love, and security.” —Foreword Reviews, starred review

A vibrant debut short story collection depicting the disillusionment that comes with being young and queer in Puerto Rico. 

A shimmering debut story collection intimately exploring race, identity, and the pursuit of the American Dream.

A dazzling hybrid of personal memoir and criticism, considering the work of Black visual artists as a means to explore loss, legacy, and the reclamation of life through art.

Writing at the intersections of feminism, literature, and pop culture