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Deftly exposes the heartbreaking corruption of the Deep South’s juvenile justice system, especially with regards to children of color.

Fifty literary-themed postcard funnies make the perfect snail mail gift for the bibliophile in your life.

Remixes elements of 1984’s Thinner into a sweeter, more palatable fable about finding hope in the unlikeliest of situations.

A beautifully drawn, sprawling historical epic worthy of comparisons to both Dickens and Dostoyevsky.

Effectively peels away the pop-cultural fascination and mystique of Pablo Escobar, giving voice to those most traumatized.

Requiem for a Dream meets the Iraq War in this witty yet tragic novel; Walker’s fresh voice makes his debut a must-read.

The third collection of Breathed’s resurrected Bloom County comics is his best – and strangest – yet.

Fantastically realizes Rod Serling’s unused screenplay that shows how adaptable the Apes mythos can be.

An intriguing and relevant look at a distinguished military career – and subsequent policy failures in Vietnam.

A journey of empathy and tolerance that crosses cultures and countries, one that rewards readers who draw their own conclusions.