THE PERFECT MAN AND OTHER STORIES OF THE SUPERNATURAL by Alexander Smith will leave you unsettled one moment and inspired the next. Check out what Joshua Ryan Bligh of Independent Book Review has to say about this short story collection.
WILD LIFE by Kathy Fish is a sharp and vivid flash fiction collection, sure to keep you looking inward. Check out more of what Joe Walters of Independent Book Review has to say about this Matter Press title.
ARID DREAMS by Duanwad Pimwana and translated by Mui Pooposakul deposits you among the triumphs and struggles of working class that is at once foreign and familiar. Check out what Joshua Ryan Bligh has to say about this short story collection from Feminist Press.
Tyler Barton’s THE QUIET PART LOUD is flash fiction at its best, at its quickest, and its most confounding. Check out more of what Sean Alan Cleary has to say about this flash fiction collection from Split Lip Press for his debut review at Independent Book Review.
THE GIRL & THE FOX PIRATE by Kate Gehan is a short story collection that hurls you into a world that is equal parts strange and mesmerizing. Check out more of what Stan Rastogi has to say about it in his latest IBR book review.
SO MY MOTHER, SHE LIVES IN THE CLOUDS by Christopher D. DiCicco is a magic realist short story collection filled with heart, sound, and all the emotion you could ask for. Check out what Joe Walters has to say in his independent book review.
THIS DISTANCE by Nick Gregorio is a powerful short story collection about closing the distance between ourselves and the lives we’ve tried to leave behind. Check out what Yvie Shea Hourihane of Independent Book Review has to say about this Maudlin House book.
MARS is a superb, out-of-the-ordinary story collection by Asja Bakić and translator Jennifer Zoble. Check out why Independent Book Review’s Jaylynn Korrell thinks you’ve been missing out in her latest review of this Feminist Press title.
★★★★ Nobody Knows How It Got This Good by Amos Jasper Wright IV is a vibrant collection of short stories connected to the city of Birmingham, Alabama. Find out why Helen Barnes gave this collection from Livingston Press four stars.
★★★★ This microfiction collection is a quick, entertaining read filled with unique imagery, complicated characters, and stylish prose. J. Bradley shines with Neil and Other Stories.