Paul Pastor’s second collection of poetry pays just attention to the seen—in order to reveal, in due course, the unseen. Review by Sally Thomas

Susanna Clarke delicately explores the strangeness of saints and those who love them. Review by Liv Ross

In her debut novel Sleep, Honor Jones considers the ramifications of suffering childhood trauma in silence to appease one’s parents. Warning: this review contains spoilers.

Through mundane depictions of everyday life in an Armenian village plagued by war, Narine Abgaryan shows in detail what it looks like for life to go on. Review by Elle Muller