In Earth’s last all-women city, a weary president fights a zealot’s book ban — then a rumor that the printers are growing men hints nature is rewriting us.
Three voices. One literary house.
Month: March 2026
An undercover cop hides in a 1990s men’s shelter, smoking the role too well, while a card game and its players slide toward a riot he can’t stop.
A nun who roams the astral plane is courted by three demon seductresses and a love she can’t have, and must decide if desire is a trap or a path.
A nun with blood on her hands and a novice who senses every lie circle a confession and a love their vows forbid. A lush, queer historical tale of grace.
A 1995 field report: an undercover cop embeds with Lower East Side squatters, hunts a street prophet, and watches a doomed household near a gunshot.
The most feared woman in the last city keeps an alligator and a stolen clone soldier, and falls for a killing machine who seems to be learning how to feel.
A bored immortal president half-listens as a doomed citizen begs to escape the gang lord who feeds her enemies to an alligator — then leaves to chase the sun.
A street bookseller is told to move, and he’s complying — when a dozen officers turn one polite request into something that scars him for life.
In a 1933 monastery of enforced silence, a nun with a brutal past is undone by a beautiful novice’s teasing flirtation. A tender, forbidden queer romance.
A novice nun who sees the dead in every hall begs the immortal librarian for help and is handed a forbidden book that could free her mind or damn her.
A busking addict on the Lower East Side spends an afternoon with a stranger who claims to be Death — a darkly funny reckoning with addiction and race.