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A graphic novel that stays in one corner of one room across hundreds of millions of years, layering moments from the Cretaceous to the far future.
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Building Stories
A box containing fourteen pamphlets, books, broadsheets, and foldouts that together form the life of an unnamed woman in a small Chicago apartment building.
Rusty Brown
Set at a Nebraska private school across decades, Ware's mosaic novel gives each chapter to a different character in orbit around the lonely Rusty Brown.
Clyde Fans
Twenty years in the making, a quiet graphic novel about two bachelor brothers inheriting an obsolete Toronto electric-fan company and the rooms it leaves them with.
The Candy House
The companion to A Visit from the Goon Squad: a vast network of characters connected by technology, consciousness, and the question of what happens to the self when it's captured in data.
The Rabbit Hutch
In the last summer of a decaying Indiana tenement called La Lapinière, a 19-year-old foster-care graduate and her three male housemates try to hold a life together.
Feeding Ghosts
An American artist draws three generations of her Chinese-American family through mental illness, the Cultural Revolution, and a long, prickly inheritance.
The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis
Lydia Davis's four collections in one book: stories that run from a single sentence to a few dozen pages, about marriage, mothers, grammar, dinner and the workings of a mind.
Always Coming Home
A future California tribe lives in a valley of the Na, and their anthropologist from a further future tries to record their way of life before it vanishes.
Monica
A woman assembles the story of her mother through cults, horror comics, war stories, and genre experiments, searching for a self Clowes keeps rearranging.
Apeirogon
A Palestinian father and an Israeli father, both of whom have lost daughters to the conflict, drive the territory of their shared loss across a thousand numbered fragments.
Acting Class
Ten strangers join a free acting class led by a cryptic teacher and follow him, exercise by exercise, into a shared, undefended unreality.
My Favorite Thing Is Monsters
In 1960s Chicago, a ten-year-old girl who draws herself as a werewolf investigates the murder of her Holocaust-survivor upstairs neighbour in a spiral notebook full of wolf-eyes.