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The World After RainIn her signature epic vision, Canisia Lubrin distills a radiant elegy for her mother along an interwoven and unresolvable axis of astonishment, belonging as much to history as to today. Grief, tender and searing, is the channel through which the poet refracts the realm of contemporary life to reveal the blistering paradox of its private and public entanglements. This is poetry of haunting gravity and resonance, with meditations on love, time, and

With droll self-knowledge ('I am highly qualified in unhappy love affairs

Censorship and self-censorship became normalized

or seasons

between ancient ruins

Drawing on her life as an indigenous scientist

but Cat wants nothing to do with them

Boardbook | Ages 0-3 | 34 pages | 6

quiet and bookish Ted who is mourning his father

this contemporary graphic novel introduces a young boy navigating life with his dad

Han Kang became the first South Korean writer and the first female Asian writer to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature

Journey around the world to discover how people have been dreaming up new ways to ensure their cities and neighbourhoods are creative

And then maybe more