Genres

'Rebecca & Luci in the Case of the Missing Neighbour' by Pascal Girard balances real world crime fighting and whimsy with grit.

'The Brotherhood' by Mohamed Mbougar Sarr shows how an oppressor can enforce their rule onto the majority through coercion and bribery.

A young man experiences the growth that comes from working a tough job.

'Disquiet', by Zulfu Livaneli is a masterful work which will do more to explain the horrors of the Syrian war than any news reports.

'Slipping' by Mohamed Kheir is a haunting depiction of life in Egypt in the years since the Arab Spring that is both haunting and beautiful.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen IV: The Tempest' by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neil brings the saga of sagas to a close.

'My Begging Chart' by Keiler Roberts captures everyday life so readily that it is a visual diary of family and reality.

In 'The Library of the Dead' T. L Huchu has created an amazing story that breathes new life back into the dystopian young adult fantasy genre.

'A Master of Djinn' by P. Djeli Clark is an amazing story combining steampunk sensibilities and ancient magic to create a breathtaking story.

'Cyclopedia Exotica' by Aminder Dhaliwal is is a masterful portrayal of being a minority in a society that does not relate to the experience.