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Gives fans a good cross section of gruesome and the poetic with a set of stories spanning the dark to the disgusting.

A lavishly illustrated version of perhaps the most foundational text on Japan’s monsters, myths, and legends.

A deeper look into the human condition – and human weakness – through the eyes of an artificial intelligence.

You’ll want to get bit by this shark book packed with cuteness, kindness, and positivity.

A psychological drama about the honest trials and tribulations of motherhood that leads to a family falling apart.

A satirical look at how a person of color can survive, and thrive, in the startup world in New York City.

A spicy and thoughtful memoir about chance encounters and spiritual awakenings.

Mixes commentary on Japan’s Idol factory of fake celebrity with body horror and interplanetary licking.

The Lincoln Lawyer’s sixth solo legal thriller finds him defending his most important client yet: himself.

The third Jake Brigance novel is more traditional Grisham than its predecessor, and that’s just fine and dandy.