Off/Kilter’s Most Anticipated Reads: Spring 2023

While our staff no doubt has eclectic reading tastes (as evidenced in this year’s Spring Preview), this list is for the “eclectic-est” of readers: a roundup of weird, wicked, and wonderful Off/Kilter picks for Spring 2023. Stack your TBR with upcoming horror, dystopic, speculative, meta, and/or experimental fiction.

Off/Kilter: Spring 2023's Most Anticipated Reads. A "Best of the Blog 2023" seal is in the top right-hand corner.

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A Tidy Armageddon by BH Panhuyzen (ECW Press)

Adherent by Chris W. Kim (Conundrum Press)

Burr by Brooke Lockyer (Nightwood Editions)

Homebodies by Amy LeBlanc (Great Plains Publications)

Letters to Little Comrade by Dan K. Woo (Wolsak & Wynn)

Tales from Phantom City by Patrick Jenkins (At Bay Press)

A Hostage by Charlotte Mendel (Inanna Publications)

Soldiers, Hunters, Not Cowboys by Aaron Tucker (Coach House Books)

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