LONG ISLAND GIRLS
June 23, 2026. Order here.
“The perfect lesbian romance novel.” —Kirkus, starred review
"A breathtaking and entirely relatable coming-of-age novel... For lovers of music, romance, and perhaps some indie sleaze, this is a time capsule for first love." —Harper's Bazaar, Most Anticipated Books of 2026
"As much about friendship, self-knowledge, and coming of age as it is about young love. (Fellow millennials: you will also absolutely eat up the nostalgia factor in this one.)" —Them, Most Anticipated LGBTQ+ Books of 2026
"Korn channels the angst of the early 2000s indie music scene in this effective appeal to millennial nostalgia... Tender... a clear-eyed gaze into the messiness of youth." —Publishers Weekly
"Unflinching... Perfectly depicting every era of the 2000s and what it was like to come of age on the internet, this tenderly angsty novel is a delightful ode to the queer millennial experience." —Booklist
"An exploration of how first loves can imprint and the long shadow they cast." —Library Journal
"More than a nostalgic romp, more than a bildungsroman...in all the ways that matter, this is a novel about friendship: its meaning, its challenges, its endurance." —Jewish Book Council
The Shutouts
“A perfect blend of sadness and hope that refuses to downplay the dangers of climate change nor discount humanity’s desire to survive.” — Kirkus
“It’s another winner from Korn.” — Publishers Weekly
“Readers seeking cli-fi that celebrates queer characters and survival will find this a hopeful look at the future even after disaster." —Library Journal
"Set in a dystopian future that’s uncomfortably likely, Korn’s characters find joy nevertheless in queer friendships, parenthood, romance, and sex. This isn’t a sugarcoated, sappy kind of book; the world Korn writes about is real, painful, and has consequences... It’s a book I really needed right now, and I suspect you might, too." —Them
"Peers down the dark tunnel of our unsettling present and catches a glimmer of what may save us on the other side...[with] tender and urgent prose." —Chicago Review of Books
Yours for the Taking
"The action of the book will keep the reader turning the pages... radically reimagines the world and challenges our ideas for living in it." ―The New York Times
"Korn manages to grapple with weighty topics while also delivering a compelling read, rife with twists." ―Elle
"Listen, just read the book." ―Vogue
"An alluring story of a feminist dystopia... Korn’s conceits are as provocative as her characters are well-rounded. Readers will eat up this distinctive work of climate fiction." ―Publishers Weekly
"Korn's premise couldn't be more timely....this novel sparkles." ―Kirkus Reviews
"An intriguing exploration of how 'saving the world' can become warped by ego and ideology. Korn’s timely fiction debut indicts exclusionary corporate feminism." ―Library Journal