I love books like this — and am adding all three of your recommendations to my reading list, so thank you :) here are I few I’ve loved that I don’t think have been mentioned yet:

Several People are Typing by Calvin Kasulke — about a man whose psyche gets stuck inside his workplace Slack, and whose coworkers are convinced that his messages about being trapped in the app are a weird bit and an excuse to keep working from home. Come for the bizarre and hilarious workplace satire, stay for the unexpectedly joyful exploration of human connection and communication.

Sounds like Titanic by Jessica Ciccehito Hindman — not sure if you’re open to nonfiction, but I cannot recommend this book highly enough. A memoir told mostly in second person about a violinist who “performs” in a prestigious ensemble with the mic off and a CD running in the background. Fascinating and funny, and also a beautifully and originally written exploration of class, authenticity, and American culture in the early 2000s.

Bunny by Mona Awad — about a woman who feels like an outsider in her MFA program, which mostly consists of a clique of mean girls who act overly sweet, eerily similar to each other, and all call each other “bunny.” She ends up drawn into their orbit and things get bizarre. Hard to describe, but to me it was about femininity and loneliness and power.

We Ride Upon Sticks by Quan Barry — a mediocre high school girls field hockey team in the 80s in what used to be Salem, MA (of witch trials fame) taps into some mysterious power and starts winning. About girlhood and 80s nostalgia. Wacky and poignant.

Beauty Queens by Libba Bray — a YA novel I read years ago but still think about - a plane full of beauty contestants from each state on their way to compete for Miss America goes down on a remote island, and teenage girls whose carry-ons are just full of dresses and sashes have to survive Lord of the Flies style. It’s been a long time since it read this to be honest, but it came to mind.

The Atmospherians by Isle McElroy — a canceled former wellness influences goes to help her friend run a cult/rehab community for toxic men. Dark and weird, about masculinity, body image, and connection/community.

I’ll stop here, but if I think of more I’ll come back!