Whether you’re looking for something funny, serious, or both, we have your March reading covered. We bring you an intriguing family drama from a Nobel laureate, a humorous character-driven debut set in a South Dakota town, a call to action on book bans from YA authors, and a new translation of a darkly comedic novel featuring a disabled woman’s exploration of pleasure that won Japan’s prestigious Akutagawa Prize. Watch out for coverage of these books in upcoming issues of our digital magazine.
