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01.Jenny: First English Edition
Published in Leipzig in 1843, Jenny by Fanny Lewald appears in English for the first time in a modern translation by Elizabeth Ferguson. Forgotten for more than a century, Lewald was one of the most influential German women writers of the nineteenth century. Following the daughter of a Jewish merchant through 1830s Berlin, Jenny combines sharp social criticism, wit, and questions of women's agency in a society on the brink of change
02.Where Connections Lead Anthology
25 Authors • 15 Countries • 1 Anthology This international speculative fiction anthology brings together voices from around the world to explore imagination, transformation, and the connections that transcend borders, languages, and cultures. Featuring twenty-five authors from fifteen countries, the collection celebrates diverse perspectives through bold storytelling. Launching Fall 2026 and distributed worldwide through IngramSpark.
03.Bradbury Manor. Michael Mizov
Lottie Bradbury hasn't set foot in Bradbury Manor for twelve years. Summoned home by her estranged father after her mother's death, she is expected to save the family's failing estate through an arranged marriage. But the house has plans of its own. Strange sounds echo through its halls, rooms refuse to stay still, and a dark inheritance waits beneath the surface. Some houses don't just hold secrets. They keep them alive.
04.Dreamers and Porcupines
**A Book of Tall Stories** is a collection of 200 absurdist poems and microfictions by Kenyan writer Masaka Madeda, brought to life through the illustrations of Nairobi political cartoonist Kitui Djothefu. Filled with warmth, wit, and playful observations, these short tales invite readers into a world where the ordinary becomes delightfully strange. Perfect for fans of Shel Silverstein, this is poetry for people who live between languages, airports, cultures, and small everyday miracles.
05.Solemn Silhoutte: S.J. Pomeroy
When an ancient dragon-spirit claims the king, a fractured daughter of the Children of Árdathair must gather a sacramental army and cross a living river of judgment before the royal pyre consumes everything she loves. Blending myth, faith, sacrifice, and destiny, *Solemn Silhouette* reimagines Celtic mythology through a literary lens. Perfect for readers of Madeline Miller and mythic fantasy that lingers long after the final page. Scheduled for release Winter 2027.
06.Rahu's Curse. Yvonne Aore.
*Rahu's Curse* is the debut novel of Kenyan writer Yvonne Aore, bringing an East African voice to the tradition of mythic literary fiction alongside Yaa Gyasi, Ben Okri, and Marlon James. Drawing on oral storytelling traditions and East Africa's rich spiritual heritage, the novel follows a lineage bound by reincarnation, memory, and generational trauma until the arrival of the Lightbringer reveals patterns hidden across centuries. A powerful story of fate, inheritance, and transformation.
07.The Dead that Feed the Trees
Breakout from Tyler Baker *FROM meets Yellowjackets.* A mountain awakens to collect a blood debt from the living. Blending eco-horror, psychological suspense, and folk terror, this debut novel explores what happens when nature remembers every sacrifice made in its name. Atmospheric, unsettling, and deeply human, it is a story of survival, guilt, and the ancient forces waiting beneath the roots. Perfect for readers who like their horror immersive, intelligent, and impossible to forget.
08.Bury Him With the Dead
Breakout from Becky Anyanwu Dragon Tattoo x Usual Suspects Set in Abuja, this international noir thriller pulls readers into a world of corruption, secrets, and shifting loyalties where nothing is quite what it seems. Sharp, atmospheric, and relentlessly suspenseful, the novel combines psychological depth with a stunning central mystery. A fresh voice in crime fiction, bringing one of Africa's most dynamic cities to the heart of a story filled with twists and moral complexity.
09.Bluff of Bones
Scott Bradford *Winter's Bone* meets modern literary crime fiction. In Kingsport, justice isn't clean—it's buried. When police officer Aneas Jackson reopens the investigation into his sister's murder, he uncovers a trafficking network woven into the fabric of the community he thought he knew. Gritty, emotionally resonant, and rooted in the realities of Appalachia, this novel offers a powerful portrait of a region defined not by stereotypes, but by resilience, loyalty, and hard-earned truth.