Catalog

Stephen King

A time-traveling teacher tries to stop the Kennedy assassination — and learns the past does not want to be changed.

George Orwell

Surveillance, doublethink, and a state that controls the past by controlling the present. The dystopia everyone quotes and few outrun.

adapted from George Orwell, art by Fido Nesti

Orwell’s surveillance-state classic, rendered in stark, oppressive graphic form.

Bethany C. Morrow

The companion to A Song Below Water, told from the siren cast as the villain of the last book’s story.

Anthony Burgess

Ultraviolence, invented slang, and a state that would rather erase your free will than let you keep choosing evil.

Becky Chambers

A tea monk and a robot walk into the wilderness. Hopepunk that actually earns the hope.

Roseanne A. Brown

The conclusion to A Song of Wraiths and Ruin — gods, rebellion, and a kingdom on the edge.

Bethany C. Morrow

Sirens hiding in plain sight in modern Portland, and the Black girl learning to stop hiding hers.

David Chart · Green Ronin

Deeper setting material for running full campaigns in the Song of Ice and Fire world.

Mark Simmons · Green Ronin

A starter sourcebook for running political, low-magic intrigue in Westeros.

Roseanne A. Brown

A crown prince and a girl seeking vengeance, both hunting the same magical prize, in a West African-inspired fantasy capital.

James S.A. Corey

A massive alien ring opens beyond Uranus. The Expanse, book three.

Jeff VanderMeer

The Southern Reach trilogy closes, and Area X’s origins finally start to surface — sideways, as ever.

Jason Bulmahn · Paizo

Deep-dive sourcebook for building and playing dozens of fantasy ancestries in 1E Pathfinder.

Alexander Macris · Autarch

Old-school fantasy that keeps going after the dungeon — build a keep, rule a domain, become the thing later adventurers raid.

Slavoj Žižek

Refugees, terror, and the false choices Europe was offered in responding to both.

Free League Publishing

You already know the vibe. Free League’s take on the Alien universe is tense, deadly, and beautifully produced.

Neil Gaiman

Old gods, forgotten and starving, gather for a storm against the new gods of media and technology. A road trip through the myths America actually believes in.

George Orwell

A barnyard revolution curdles into the exact tyranny it replaced. Fable-length, still sharp.

Jeff VanderMeer

Four women enter Area X. Something about the border, and about them, is not what it seems. Book one of the Southern Reach trilogy.

Alison Bechdel

A cartoonist examines her complicated bond with her mother through psychoanalytic theory and Virginia Woolf.

Mathias Wigge · Feuerland / Capstone Games

Plan and build a modern, scientifically managed zoo. Deep, dense, and beloved by heavy-game fans.

Jeff VanderMeer

The bureaucracy trying to understand Area X turns out to be just as strange as the zone itself. Southern Reach, book two.

Magpie Games

Bending, balance, and coming-of-age drama in the world of Avatar. Built for found-family ensemble stories.

Michael Kiesling · Plan B Games

Tile-drafting as tranquil as it is tactical. Beautiful on the table, easy to teach.

James S.A. Corey

The Belt rises in open rebellion. The Expanse, book six.

Chaosium

The percentile-based engine underneath Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest, and a dozen other classics — the toolkit itself.

Derecka Purnell

A civil rights lawyer’s personal and political journey from believing in police reform to organizing for abolition.

ALOK

A short, sharp essay dismantling the gender binary and imagining past it.

Rebecca Roanhorse

A pre-Columbian-inspired fantasy of prophecy, politics, and a god who might be returning to a world that isn’t ready.

John Harper · Evil Hat Productions

Run a criminal crew in a haunted industrial city. The game that launched an entire design lineage (Forged in the Dark).

José Saramago

A sudden epidemic of blindness strips a city down to its rawest instincts, for better and much worse.

Robin Wall Kimmerer

A botanist and Potawatomi woman braids Indigenous knowledge and scientific inquiry into an argument for reciprocity with the living world.

Martin Wallace, Gavan Brown, Matt Tolman · Roxley

Build canals, then railways, then an industrial empire. Widely rated among the best heavy games ever made.

Bill Martin Jr. & Eric Carle

A rhythmic, repeating parade of colorful animals — one of the best first read-alouds there is.

Ezra Claytan Daniels / Ben Passmore

A fashion designer moves into a gentrifying neighborhood’s cheapest apartment — and finds the building itself has a horrifying appetite.

James S.A. Corey

The protomolecule crisis spreads to Venus, and the crew of the Rocinante gets pulled deeper in. The Expanse, book two.

Chaosium

Investigate cosmic horrors you were never meant to understand. The granddaddy of horror RPGs, still sharp.

Roz Chast

A cartoonist’s wry, aching memoir of caring for her aging parents through their final years.

Esphyr Slobodkina

A peddler naps under a tree and wakes to find monkeys have stolen every cap he owns. A classic of the picture-book shelf.

Randy Flynn · Flatout Games / AEG

Puzzle the Pacific Northwest together: habitats, wildlife, and very satisfying hexagons.

Davis Chenault · Troll Lord Games

A monster-and-loot companion built for Castles & Crusades’ easy, old-school-flavored ruleset.

Aiden Thomas

A trans boy determined to prove himself as a brujo accidentally summons the wrong ghost — and falls for him instead.

Leslie Marmon Silko

A mixed-ancestry WWII veteran returns to the Laguna Pueblo reservation and finds healing only through his people’s oldest stories. A cornerstone of Native American literature.

James S.A. Corey

Humanity’s first colony on a world beyond the ring gate, and the fight over who gets to claim it. The Expanse, book four.

Antony Johnston

A post-apocalyptic desert world, generations after ’The Big Wet,’ where survival means never trusting the ground beneath you.

Jeff VanderMeer

A city built from interlocking stories, footnotes, and mysteries — the foundational text of the Ambergris cycle.

various, orig. Robert E. Howard

The sword-and-sorcery original — Conan’s brutal, wandering adventures across the Hyborian Age.

Connor Alexander

An Indigenous-futurist world where colonization never happened. Original IP, built and owned by Native creators.

Joy Harjo

The U.S. Poet Laureate’s memoir of coming into her own voice, her Muscogee heritage, and her survival.

Mike Pondsmith · R. Talsorian Games

The dystopian megacorp noir that the whole genre keeps circling back to. Style over survival, always.

Adib Khorram

A Persian-American teen visits Iran for the first time, wrestling with depression, identity, and an unlikely new friendship.

Reni K. Amayo

West African-inspired fantasy of two sisters, torn apart at birth, whose reunion could save or shatter their kingdom.

Margarita Marín-Dale

An exploration of Andean myth and cosmology and what it reveals about pre-Columbian worldviews.

Kevin Wilson · Fantasy Flight Games

Fight the Overlord and level up your heroes across a full fantasy dungeon campaign. Deeper and heavier than HeroQuest.

Tracy Hickman · TSR

Classic AD&D adventure compilation — pyramids, curses, and desert peril from one of the genre’s formative designers.

Simon Young

A transhumanist manifesto arguing humanity should take its own evolution into its own hands.

Assorted

Sets, singles, and the big jar of mystery d20s. Click-clack responsibly.

James MacKillop

A reference dictionary of Celtic mythological figures, places, and stories across Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.

Donald X. Vaccarino · Rio Grande Games

The game that invented deckbuilding. A 2009 Spiel des Jahres winner and still the genre’s cleanest entry point.

Justina Ireland

The dead rose at Gettysburg. A Black girl trained to fight zombies navigates a Reconstruction-era America that still won’t see her as free.

Frank Herbert

Desert planet, spice, prophecy, empire. The science fiction novel most other science fiction novels are still arguing with.

Paul Dennen · Dire Wolf

Deckbuilding meets worker-placement in the world of Dune. Sharp, tense, and endlessly replayable.

Sage LaTorra & Adam Koebel

Classic dungeon fantasy, told through Powered-by-the-Apocalypse rules. The gateway drug into PbtA design.

Wizards of the Coast

The one everyone knows. Still a great first table, and worth playing given the enormous popularity and support materials.

Tom Moldvay · TSR

The red-box-era Basic Set that introduced a generation to the hobby. Simple, clean, foundational.

Aaron Allston · TSR

The classic-era D&D ruleset compiled into one dense, beloved volume — a cornerstone of OSR nostalgia.

Rob Boyle · Posthuman Studios

Post-singularity horror-sf: swap bodies, question what’s left of you, and investigate the conspiracy that ended the old solar system.

adrienne maree brown · AK Press

Shaping change, changing worlds. Movement strategy learned from octopi, mycelium, and Octavia Butler.

James A. Wilson · Starling Games

Build a harmonious woodland city of critters, one gorgeous card at a time.

Matthew Desmond

A Pulitzer-winning ethnography following eight Milwaukee families through eviction — how housing precarity drives poverty, not the other way around.

Eli Clare

A landmark memoir-essay collection on disability, queerness, class, and the body — foundational disability justice writing.

Miranda J. Green

A scholarly look at what’s actually known — and what’s myth — about the historical Druids.

Emanuele Galletto · Need Games

Classic JRPG energy — think Final Fantasy — built into a full tabletop system. A modern indie darling.

Miguel M. Morales (ed.)

An anthology centering fat queer and trans bodies and lives, in essay, poetry, and memoir.

Kacen Callender

A Black trans teen navigates first love, identity, and a cruel act of transphobia aimed straight at him.

Don Turnbull · TSR

The monster book that gave 1st-edition AD&D some of its weirdest, most memorable creatures.

Jeff Grubb · TSR

AD&D 2E-era sourcebook for the Forgotten Realms — a snapshot of the setting before decades of further lore piled on.

Alison Bechdel

A cartoonist’s memoir of her closeted father, her own coming out, and the funeral home they called ’the fun home.’

Daniel Clowes

Two acerbic teenage girls drift apart in the last summer before adulthood catches up with them.

Tamsyn Muir

Lesbian necromancers in space, sword-fighting their way through a haunted gothic palace. Exactly as fun as that sounds.

Isaac Childres · Cephalofair Games

A sprawling campaign box of tactical combat and branching story. The one that started the modern legacy-box wave.

Keum Suk Gendry-Kim (trans. Janet Hong)

A survivor’s account of Japanese wartime sexual slavery during WWII — heavy, unflinching, and important.

Jael Richardson

A dystopia built on generational debt — a girl born owing a system that was never built to let her pay it off.

Stjepan Šejić (DC Comics)

A psychiatrist named Harleen Quinzel falls for her most dangerous patient. A painterly, character-driven origin for Harley Quinn.

Grant Howitt & Christopher Taylor · Rowan, Rook and Decard

Descend into a living, hungry city that wants to change you. Gorgeous, strange, and merciless.

Stephen Baker · Avalon Hill / Hasbro

The dungeon crawl that introduced a generation to tabletop fantasy. One GM, a party of heroes, a board full of monsters.

various

Travel through time in this sword-clashing adventure spanning over a hundred years from the 1860s to the beginning of the first movie. In the thirty years since its release, Highlander has inspired a cult following and numerous spinoffs with its epic clashes between powerful immortals. Now, The American Dream follows Scottish swordsman Connor MacLeod as he navigates through the American Civil War and 1950s Manhattan toward The Gathering in 1986.

Lamya H.

A queer, Muslim memoir that reads the Quran’s stories alongside a life spent between identities that weren’t supposed to fit together.

N. Scott Momaday

A young Pueblo man returns from WWII fractured between worlds. Won the Pulitzer and helped launch the Native American Renaissance.

Noel Ignatiev

A history of how Irish immigrants were assimilated into American whiteness — and what they gave up and gained doing it.

W.B. Yeats

Yeats’ own collection of Irish fairy lore, banshees, and folk belief, gathered at the turn of the 20th century.

Manchán Magan, illus. Steve Doogan

A board book introducing young readers to Irish words for animals, birds, fish, and insects — language and nature together from the very start.

Tatsuhide Matsuoka

Read sideways so the animals leap up the page — a frog, a kitten, a fish, and finally a little girl all jump along. A beloved interactive board book for babies and toddlers.

Jonathan Gilmour & Doug Levandowski · Renegade Game Studios

Stranger Things energy: small-town kids, big mysteries, rules light enough for a first-ever RPG session.

Bruno Cathala · Blue Orange

Build a tiny kingdom in twenty minutes. A perfect first "real" board game for a family table.

Tracy Deonn

A grieving Black teen discovers a secret society re-fighting the Arthurian legends underneath her college campus.

James S.A. Corey

A detective, a doomed ice hauler, and a protomolecule that changes everything. Book one of The Expanse.

Slavoj Žižek

On power, automation, and freedom in an era when both capital and revolution have gotten stranger.

Peter Lee & Rodney Thompson · Wizards of the Coast

Deploy agents and hire adventurers to expand your control over the city of Waterdeep. One of the cleanest worker-placement gateways around.

Wizards of the Coast

Commander nights, draft chaos, and a singles binder. Casual-first — bring your jank.

Gloria Naylor

A conjure woman on a Georgia sea island, and the niece pulled back home by a magic she doesn’t believe in yet.

Esther Perel

A therapist’s argument that domesticity and desire pull against each other — and what long-term couples can do about it.

Isaac Williams · Losing Games

Sword-and-whiskers adventure. You are a mouse, the world is enormous, and an owl is a dragon.

Avery Alder · Buried Without Ceremony

Teen monsters, messy desire, and the horror of growing up. A foundational queer indie RPG.

Pelle Nilsson & Johan Nohr · Free League

A doom-metal picture book of an RPG. The world is ending, your character probably won’t survive, and it will look gorgeous the whole way down.

Sean McCoy · Tuesday Knight Games

Sci-fi horror on a derelict spacecraft. Rules-light, brutal, and built for short, tense sessions.

Steve Jackson · Steve Jackson Games

Kill monsters, grab loot, backstab your friends. No roleplaying required — just pure chaotic dungeon-crawl parody.

Emil Ferris

A ten-year-old horror-obsessed girl in 1960s Chicago investigates her neighbor’s murder, sketchbook in hand. A dazzling, singular graphic novel.

Resmaa Menakem

A therapist’s argument that racialized trauma lives in the body, and that healing has to start there too.

James S.A. Corey

The Rocinante’s crew splits up right as the solar system’s fragile peace shatters. The Expanse, book five.

Null Signal Games

The community-run continuation of the greatest asymmetric card game ever made. Corps vs. runners.

Erick Wujcik · Palladium Books

Palladium’s martial-arts-and-espionage toolkit — build a whole dojo’s worth of fighting styles.

Micah Rajunov (ed.)

An anthology of nonbinary writers on gender outside the binary, in their own words.

Chris Cieslik · Asmadi Games

Level up your hero and descend deeper into a dungeon packed entirely into one deck of cards.

Edward W. Said

The foundational critique of how the West constructed ’the East’ as an object of study and domination.

Marie Heaney

A retelling of Ireland’s central mythic cycles — the Fianna, the Ulster Cycle, the old gods — gathered into one accessible volume.

Rob Daviau & Matt Leacock · Z-Man Games

A year of outbreaks told across twelve sessions that permanently change the board. Consistently rated among the best co-ops ever.

Henry Audubon · Keymaster Games

A love letter to the National Parks, illustrated in a rotating series of gorgeous art styles.

Paizo

D&D’s sharper-edged cousin: tighter math, deeper character building, tactical combat that rewards system mastery.

Tracy Hickman · TSR

An Egyptian-flavored AD&D module — tombs, traps, and ancient royal secrets.

Wizards of the Coast

The tactical-combat era of D&D — powers, grids, and set-piece battles built like a board game.

Gareth Hinds (Candlewick Press)

A gorgeously illustrated adaptation of Poe’s best-known stories and poems — The Tell-Tale Heart, The Raven, and more.

Lisa "Tiny" Gray-Garcia

Poor-people-led theory, art, and testimony on homelessness and survival, written from lived experience rather than about it.

Matthew Desmond

An argument that American poverty persists because others of us benefit from it — and what would change if we stopped.

Alan Moore

A college student becomes host to an ancient imagination-goddess in this occult-drenched superhero epic.

Alan Moore

The Promethea saga deepens — magic, myth, and metafiction collide.

Jordan Ifueko

Bound by magic to kill the prince she’s sworn to protect — a West African-inspired YA fantasy of found family and impossible loyalty.

Kevin Siembieda · Palladium Books

Dimensional rifts tore the world open and everything came through — dragons next to power armor next to demons. Utter, glorious chaos.

Kevin Siembieda · Palladium Books

The updated core rulebook for Rifts’ dimension-spanning, anything-goes post-apocalypse.

P. Djèlí Clark

Three Black women hunt literal demons wearing the Ku Klux Klan’s hoods in 1920s Georgia. Dark fantasy with real teeth.

Cole Wehrle · Leder Games

A game of woodland might and right. Adorable animals, ruthless asymmetric politics.

Magpie Games

The world of the Root board game, expanded into a full campaign of woodland factions and found family.

Adrian Adamescu & Daryl Andrews · Floodgate Games

Draft dice to build a stained-glass window. A quiet, gorgeous puzzle of a game.

Jamey Stegmaier · Stonemaier Games

Alt-1920s Europa, mechs and farmland alike. Gorgeous, sprawling, and surprisingly not that mean.

Kristen Radtke

A graphic essay on the history and shape of American loneliness, woven through with the author’s own life.

Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill

Bilingual Irish/English poetry drawing deeply on myth, the otherworld, and the Irish language itself.

Catalyst Game Labs

Cyberpunk and high fantasy collide: megacorps, street samurai, and elves running the shadows of a neon-soaked future.

Shelley Parker-Chan

A peasant girl steals her dead brother’s identity and his fate: greatness. A queer reimagining of the rise of the Ming Dynasty.

Kristen Hall-Geisler

A contemporary novel of family secrets, motorcycles, and figuring out who you are when the map you were given turns out to be wrong.

Jay Dragon · Possum Creek Games

A one-shot horror RPG set at a summer camp where something is very wrong. Sharp, quick, unforgettable.

Ryan Laukat · Red Raven Games

A sprawling nautical adventure atlas, hand-illustrated cover to cover. Read it like a storybook, play it like a campaign.

Jennifer Dugan

A closeted beauty queen and an out-and-proud track star fall for each other despite everything working against it.

Alison Bechdel

Bechdel writes herself into fiction alongside characters from Dykes to Watch Out For, decades later, in small-town Vermont.

Alexis Pauline Gumbs

A poetic, genre-defying meditation built from the archive of Black feminist thinker Hortense Spillers.

R. Eric Reuss · Greater Than Games

Cooperative settler-destruction. You are the island’s spirits, and the colonizers are not welcome.

Marc André · Space Cowboys

Renaissance merchants race to grab gems and please nobility. Simple rules, real depth, plays fast.

Christian Moore · Last Unicorn Games

Explore strange new worlds under a d6 system built specifically for Trek-flavored diplomacy and away missions.

Greg Costikyan · West End Games

The original Star Wars RPG, back when the galaxy far away only had three movies to draw from. A formative piece of tabletop history.

Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Tom Waltz, Esau & Isaac Escorza

The last surviving Turtle, decades after losing his brothers, wages one final war on the empire that took them.

Jacob Fryxelius · FryxGames

Corporations race to make Mars habitable. A modern heavy-game classic.

Dean Atta

A mixed-race, queer teen finds himself through drag in this verse novel about claiming space to be fully seen.

N.K. Jemisin

New York City comes alive as six human avatars to fight an eldritch enemy that wants the city dead before it’s born.

Marjane Satrapi

A girl’s coming-of-age during and after the Iranian Revolution, told in stark, unforgettable black and white.

Thomas Sing · Kosmos

A cooperative trick-taking game with zero table talk allowed. Deceptively brilliant.

Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

A particle physicist weaves dark matter, the history of Black astronomy, and her own life into a case for a more just science.

Ursula K. Le Guin

An ambiguous utopia. The anarchist moon Anarres, the capitalist world Urras, and the physicist caught between.

Caitlín Matthews

A reference guide through Celtic mythology, symbolism, and spiritual tradition.

Alison Bechdel

Decades of Bechdel’s beloved, cult-favorite comic strip chronicling a circle of lesbian friends, collected in one volume.

N.K. Jemisin

A world of catastrophic, apocalypse-cycle geology, and the people with the power to cause or calm it. Opens the Broken Earth trilogy.

Isaac Asimov

The collapse of a galactic empire, predicted centuries in advance by mathematics — and the secret plan to shorten the coming dark age.

adapted from Lois Lowry, art by P. Craig Russell

A boy is chosen to inherit a community’s suppressed memories — and discovers exactly what "perfect" cost everyone else.

Eric Carle

A ladybug picks fights all day long with animals much bigger than she is. A gentle lesson about manners, Carle-style.

Vincent Bevins

How a U.S.-backed anticommunist purge in Indonesia became a template exported across the Cold War world.

Ursula K. Le Guin

An envoy is sent to a world where people have no fixed gender. A foundational work of feminist and queer science fiction.

Ram V / Filipe Andrade

Death herself is fired and reincarnated as a mortal girl, tasked with watching over the man destined to make humanity immortal.

Colson Whitehead

Two Black boys survive a brutal Jim-Crow-era reform school in this Pulitzer-winning novel.

Gareth Hinds (Candlewick Press)

Homer’s epic homeward voyage, adapted into sweeping, cinematic comics pages.

Samantha Shannon

A doorstop of a standalone fantasy: dragons, queens, and a world that mistook its protector for its enemy.

Robert Jones Jr.

A tender, devastating love story between two enslaved men on a Deep South plantation.

Alison Bechdel

A memoir of the author’s lifelong string of fitness obsessions — and what she was really chasing the whole time.

Annie Proulx

A hapless man rebuilds his life in a windswept Newfoundland fishing town. Pulitzer and National Book Award winner.

Carrie Mallon & Annie Ruygt

A human-free tarot of open landscapes — room to bring your own meaning to every card.

Stephen King

A weaponized flu wipes out 99% of humanity, and the survivors sort themselves into the armies of good and evil.

Jeff VanderMeer

A bioengineered bird flees a ruined city in this Borne-universe novella of strange, ecological horror.

Wisam Rafeedie

A political memoir written from inside a Palestinian resistance movement.

Eric Carle

A tiny caterpillar eats his way through the week and turns into something beautiful. Essential first-library material.

Robert Kirkman

Rick’s group keeps surviving the dead — and each other — in this long-running zombie-apocalypse series.

Robert Kirkman

The group encounters the most horrifying survivors they’ve faced yet — other people.

Robert Kirkman

The walled community faces a herd it might not survive.

Isabel Wilkerson

The sweeping, intimate history of the Great Migration, told through three families who left the Jim Crow South.

Charles M. Ryan · Wizards of the Coast

d20-era adaptation of Robert Jordan’s epic — channel the One Power, dodge the Dark One’s reach. Highly sought after collector’s item at this point.

Local makers · rotating

Rotating rack of local and small-press zines: comics, poetry, punk history, mutual aid how-tos. Make one and we’ll stock it.

Tommy Orange

Twelve Native characters converge on the Big Oakland Powwow in this kaleidoscopic, National Book Critics Circle-winning debut.

April Kit Walsh · Evil Hat Productions

Duel your rival, fall for them mid-fight. A Powered-by-the-Apocalypse game of swords, feelings, and defiance.

Scott Almes · Gamelyn Games

Roll dice and colonize planets in a galaxy-spanning 4X game that fits in a small box and a short session.

Susan Stryker

A foundational overview of transgender history and politics in the United States.

Jesse Ross · The Gauntlet

Descend into a cursed, treasure-filled forest. Every roll pulls you deeper into ruin. Short, sharp, and beloved.

Angela Willey

A critique of how monogamy gets naturalized through biology and science — and what gets left out of that story.

Alexis Pauline Gumbs

What whales, dolphins, and manatees can teach us about survival, care, and collective liberation.

Rob Daviau, JR Honeycutt, Justin D. Jacobson · Restoration Games

King Arthur vs. Medusa vs. Sinbad vs. Alice in Wonderland. Fast, tactical, endlessly mixable.

Alan Moore

A masked anarchist wages a one-man war against a fascist future Britain. A cornerstone of political comics.

Renegade Game Studios / Paradox

Personal horror and vampire politics in the modern nights. A World of Darkness cornerstone.

Jay Dragon · Possum Creek Games · Steve Jackson Games

A pastoral fantasy RPG about traveling animal-folk, the seasons, and finding home. No GM, no dice.

Green Ronin

Grim, low-fantasy survival in the Warhammer world — your character is disposable and the setting wants you to know it.

Alan Moore

Superheroes, aged and compromised, in a Cold War world that never needed saving as much as it thinks it does. The book that broke the genre open.

Ella Cara Deloria

A Dakota Sioux ethnologist’s novel following one woman through the everyday and the extraordinary of Sioux life.

Mariame Kaba

Essays and interviews on abolition, transformative justice, and organizing for a world without prisons and police.

Fintan O’Toole

A personal-and-national history of modern Ireland, told alongside the author’s own life.

Walter Scott

A struggling art-school painter navigates ego, ambition, and bad decisions in this sharp, funny series.

Elizabeth Hargrave · Stonemaier Games

The bird game. A gorgeous engine-builder about attracting birds to your wildlife preserve.

W.B. Yeats

A wider collection of Yeats’ folklore writing and mythic scholarship.

Connie Vogelmann · Stonemaier Games

Wingspan’s dragon cousin. Same satisfying engine, now with a cavernous sanctuary to fill.

Nikos Kazantzakis

A buttoned-up intellectual and a force-of-nature laborer test each other’s philosophies on a Cretan hillside.