All Good Men, the debut short story collection by Libby Flores, is an unflinching exploration of masculinity, vulnerability, and the consequences of the choices men make. Across stories of love, ...

Work Lunch by Lee Bains is a captivating debut book of poetry that centers food as much more than sustenance – it is ...

The following is an excerpt from Don’t Leave Her Alone by Desirée de Fez, translated by Lizzie Davis. One of Europe’s ...

In her essay collection, We Radiant Things: Notes on Being Alien and Becoming Cyborg, Franny Choi interrogates the common metaphor that likens Asians to robots, exploring how this trope has impacted ...

A debut novel that’s shortlisted for the Booker Prize is a rare coup: with May We Feed the King, Rebecca Perry finds herself ...

Yoojin Grace Wuertz’s Welcome Home, Stranger is a YA novel about family, identity, and the complicated bond between two second cousins raised worlds apart. Yeji grew up in North Korea, while Ellie ...

My book, Blood Drunk, has two central characters. One is Freddie Burns, a hard-bitten, hard-drinking young Londoner with the ...

Debutiful’s Adam Vitcavage recommends noteworthy debut books for readers to discover each month. HUM by Sanam Sheriff (October 1) From the publisher: Enriched by Urdu lyric traditions of love, and ...

Halee Kirkwood’s debut poetry collection, To Think of a Match, explores insects, ecology, systemic oppression, and the possibilities of imagining a more just world. Through the collection, insects ...

Here are the debut books that caught Debutiful’s eye this month. We think readers will find plenty to love. To see our curated list of standout titles, check out our “12 noteworthy debut books to read ...

Carey Dunne’s debut novel, Miracle Cures, is a darkly funny exploration of wellness culture, pseudoscience, and the things we choose to believe. When fact-checker Nelly begins working for a celebrity ...