Recommended by Chandler Hubbard

A story about what stories we tell, who we tell them to, what we censor and what we reveal. A delicate and jarring exploration of grief.

A bold story of slipping chances and dreams deferred. Makes you ache for these lost, lonely souls throughout but with a brutally simple button at the end.

Human and ethereal at the same time. A marvelous punch of poetry and pain on every page. Fantastical and fantastic.

Dark and foreboding and unsettling but light as a feather. Makes you want to weather the storm, no matter the cost.

A horror story spoken with a smile. Armed to the teeth with frank dialogue contrasted with horrifying brutality, The Gift is resonant and chilling.

A painful, sobering reconstruction of an everyday, recurring trauma and the fractured, splintering reflection that becomes a means of survival.

Magical and mundane, small but universal at the same time

A bittersweet reckoning of grief and understanding, vacillating quickly between satire, heightened fantastical realism and gut-punching truths.

A fantastical trip through fears mundane and ethereal, enemies real and imagined, with the promise of something better when the sun rises.

Dark and disturbing and lighthearted and funny and messy and pure and heartwarming and heartwrenching.