We publish books that matter — narrative and literary nonfiction on important topics, and the best of local, international, and translated fiction.

This month, we are publishing four exciting new books. We have a searing examination of Israel’s technological exports, a personal essay collection exploring autism in women, and two sweeping historical epics — one that delves into early colonial North America and the other, 1900s Korea.

The Palestine Laboratory is a global investigation that uncovers the widespread commercialisation and brutal deployment of Israel’s occupation-enforcing technologies. The Autists is an incisive and deeply candid account that explores autistic women in culture, myth, and society through the prism of the author receiving her own diagnosis at 42.  Beginning in the early 1600s, The East Indian is a Dickensian-style yarn about family, friendship, and finding oneself in the seeds of a new world. A masterpiece thirty years in the making, Mater 2–10 is an epic tale that threads together a century of Korean history from the International Booker–nominated Hwang Sok-yong.

Find out more about our June books below. For a chance to win a copy, head to our Facebook or Instagram where you can let us know what interests you and why.