Lonely No More

Lonely No More

Sebastian Baczkiewicz

Sebastian Baczkiewicz

It’s just a message, right? Daubed on walls, trending on socials, appearing in every language in every country all over the world and always reading the same. Nobody knows where it originated, only that it can’t be ignored. And then – in the blink of an eye - everything changes. Activated alien DNA, long buried within each and every one of us, transforms the majority of the human race. Cities are abandoned. Civilisation discarded. Suddenly, we’re not humans anymore, we’re…Lonely No More. Or most of us are... For those still unactivated and “lonely" it’s now about learning to survive in the ruins of an unwanted and terrifying world. See, the apocalypse isn’t coming, it’s already here. Now a major eight-part audio drama series from Audiama, available on all audiobook platforms.
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Sitt Marie Rose

Sitt Marie Rose

Etel Adnan

Etel Adnan

Translated from the French by Georgina Kleege, SITT MARIE ROSE is an extraordinary novel on the Civil War in Lebanon. A small press bestseller, now in its ninth edition, it is the story of a woman abducted by militiamen during the civil war in Lebanon. Already a classic of war literature, it won the France-Pays Arabes award in Paris and has been translated into ten languages. It has been taught as part of Comparative Literature, World Literature, Women's Studies and Middle East Studies curricula at more than thirty universities and colleges in the U.S.
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Evil Eye

Evil Eye

Etaf Rum

Etaf Rum

"A moving meditation on motherhood, inter-generational trauma and how surface appearances often obscure a deeper truth. . . . A stunning second novel from a writer who set the bar very high with her first!"—Tara Conklin, New York Times bestselling author of The Last Romantics and Community BoardThe acclaimed New York Times bestselling author of A Woman Is No Man returns with a striking exploration of the expectations of Palestinian-American women, the meaning of a fulfilling life, and the ways our unresolved pasts affect our presents."After Yara is placed on probation at work for fighting with a racist coworker, her Palestinian mother claims the provocation and all that's come after were the result of a family curse. While Yara doesn't believe in old superstitions, she finds herself unpacking her strict, often volatile childhood growing up in Brooklyn, looking for clues as to why she feels so unfulfilled in a life her mother...
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The Worlds Within You

The Worlds Within You

Shreya Ramachandran

Shreya Ramachandran

The Worlds Within You tells the story of Ami Shekar, who has decided to take a break from her first year of university in the UK and return to her home in Chennai. Ami is stuck, and finds herself fretting, overthinking and retreating into her own head. But she knows that whatever it is that makes her feel 'weird' all the time must have a name to it. And so, Ami is back home, to come to terms with many things: her mental health, her own identity, memories of her grandfather and, finally, herself.Set over the course of seven writing classes, this is an unconventional and melancholic take on what it means to be alive and finding your own emotional support system-no matter how flawed the people within your system might be.
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Hong Lei Chung 03 The Riddle of the Wooden Parrakeet

Hong Lei Chung 03 The Riddle of the Wooden Parrakeet

Harry Stephen Keeler

Mystery & Thrillers / Science Fiction & Fantasy / Short Stories

The condemned man asked for three things before he climbed the thirteen steps to the gallows: a glass eye, a champagne cork and a wooden parrakeet. Can any mystery writer—other than Chicago paper blackener Harry Stephen Keeler—have proposed such a scenario? And then written a huge meganovel filled with celestials and tong lore to explain why the condemned man should make such a request?
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Mysterious Mr. I 01 - 02 I, Chameleon (The Mysterious Mr. I and The Chameleon )

Mysterious Mr. I 01 - 02 I, Chameleon (The Mysterious Mr. I and The Chameleon )

Harry Stephen Keeler

Mystery & Thrillers / Science Fiction & Fantasy / Short Stories

In 1936 Harry Stephen Keeler wrote a huge novel featuring the most unreliable narrator in literary history. His publishers forced him to split the books into two volumes, The Mysterious Mr. I and The Chameleon.Now, Ramble House has put the two novels together in one volume so you can read the whole story without changing books. Together, they are one of the most unusual books ever written.
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The Case of the Mysterious Moll (1945)

The Case of the Mysterious Moll (1945)

Harry Stephen Keeler

Mystery & Thrillers / Science Fiction & Fantasy / Short Stories

Margaret Annister is slated to die in Nevada City's gas chamber but she's not too worried. She's been given a drug by the police matron that takes away all cares and concerns. Also, she knows that her good friend Yerxa Indergaard is due to appeal directly to the Governor in her behalf. Throw in local attorney Croxson Kalver who knows she's been set up and you have the makings of a webwork mystery only Harry Stephen Keeler could have penned.
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