This book is translated from Spanish by Sarah Moses. The collection includes stories of a woman’s neighbor who jumps to his death in “A Light, Swift, and Monstrous Sound” and in “Candy Pink” a woman fails to contend with a difficult breakup in only five steps. These 19 stories, set to be released June 20, pull from deep fears and a disturbing imagination.Īcross the collection of stories about violence, alienation and dystopia, Bazterrica is setting up to terrorize the night - enough to keep all the lights on. Unsure which is more terrifying - finals week or Agustina Bazterrica’s descriptive storytelling.įrom the author of BookTok staple “Tender Is the Flesh” comes a collection of equally horrific stories.
“Nineteen Claws and a Black Bird: Stories” by Agustina Bazterrica With the threat of evidence to bring her down, Kuange explores how far June will go to protect her secrets. Suddenly June is on the The New York Times Best Sellers list. Impulsively, June takes Athena’s newly finished novel and claims it for herself.Īdding a pseudonym to the piece and submitting the manuscript to her publishers, June finds herself rebranded as Juniper Song. However, Athena dies in a terrifying accident just after finishing her novel, which focuses on the contributions of Chinese laborers to the British and French World War I efforts. In “Yellowface,” characters June Hayward and Athena Liu prepare to release their debut novels in the same year. Kuang attempts to expand her arc of literary work, dipping into a different genre outside of fantasy. The book is set to be released May 16.įrom the author of “The Poppy War Trilogy” comes a contemporary novel. Kuangs novel “Yellowface” deals with diversity, racism and cultural appropriation within the publishing industry and the erasure of Asian American voices and history by Western society, according to Goodreads. The foundational knowledge ethics class can feel like a bore - but R.F.
Whether in the mood for Shakespeare retellings or horrifying short stories, this release roundup has them all. Like Loyola students seizing the opportunity to sit on the East Quad on a warm Chicago day, this summer is the chance to search for a new favorite novel.
Turn in those final assignments and head to a local bookstore - this summer is full of exciting new book releases.
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