• Coming October 2026

    When a vision disorder stole his ability to read, Will Dowd found himself exiled from the world of books—until he discovered an unusual path back through the landscape of dreams. Armed with an experimental dream-inception device from MIT, Dowd embarked on a yearlong odyssey into his own unconscious.

    The Taste of Rain in Buenos Aires chronicles twenty extraordinary dream narratives born from this first-of-its-kind experiment. A service dog navigates grief after his owner's death. A time-travel tour guide loses tourists across centuries. An alien researcher falls in love with Earth despite himself. The stories in this collection emerge from a mind at its most unguarded, each one intimate, strange, and deeply human.

    Part literary experiment, part exploration of consciousness, The Taste of Rain in Buenos Aires reveals how dreams, like books, can become portals to other worlds—wild, untamable places where the impossible is married to the everyday and even exile can become a form of homecoming.

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    A luminous collection of poetry by Molly Kirschner that navigates the delicate intersection of the mundane and the metaphysical.

    Set against backdrops ranging from the vibrant, storm-swept streets of New Orleans to the quiet, dusty corners of domestic life, these poems explore the "huge amoebas of time" that accrue in the spaces between our intentions and our reality.

    With a voice that is both wryly comedic and deeply reverent, Sweeten It with Salt investigates the persistence of beauty amidst "unpardonable deeds," "stupid mistakes," and the "slow dance" of decay.

    Whether she is playing "Sisyphus to a raisin" under a kitchen table, witnessing a "genderless god" in a Sikh temple, or contemplating the quantum entanglement of the soul, Kirschner consistently seeks the "nearest beautiful thing" and gives us a defiant and joyful act of mockery against the void.

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    A love note, forged in the griefs and joys of family life, to the damaged world and to those who live in poems.

    Through sonnets and unsonnets, prose poems, and formally inventive lyrics, Di Stefano explores the shifting boundaries between confessional and anticonfessional writing, drawing unity from his experience of suburban fatherhood. The book celebrates a wide constellation of artists, from Ruth Stone and Brigit Pegeen Kelly to John Coltrane, Dolly Parton, and Charles Mingus, while grounding itself in the everyday textures of a life: a child's drawings, a whale's song, a 1986 Mets game, an untranslated Montale poem.

    Together these moments form the broken, capacious, and sincere country of the human heart.

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    In the tradition of Virginia Woolf and Clarice Lispector, Searching for Anthony Love is a daring, lyrical novel that follows a woman grappling with the presence of a beloved who has died.

    Told through fragments, meditations, and moments of startling clarity, the book traces how love continues to shape consciousness long after its object is gone. Searching for Anthony Love explores the interior spaces where longing, embodiment, and spiritual inquiry collide--where sadness becomes a location, vulnerability a form of knowledge, and the body both a shelter and a site of fracture.

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