A novel tracing a century of the Peniel family while weaving together myth and fantasy. Centered on Victor-Flandrin Péniel, it follows how war, violence, love, and loss pass from one generation to the next, turning historical devastation into a story of inheritance and legend.

A family's century-long history rises out of war memory and mythic imagination.

An allegorical novel grounded in Ovid's Metamorphoses, following a journey through a ruined world in search of meaning, language, and memory. It is lyrical, symbolic, and steeped in myth.

A historical novel set amid Lebanon’s troubled past, weaving myth, loyalty, and political tension around the disappearance of a young man.

A historical novel set amid Lebanon’s troubled past, weaving…

After the Second World War, a foreign general and a priest travel through Albania to recover the bones of fallen soldiers. Their mission becomes an allegory of war memory, guilt, humiliation, and the persistence of violence after battle has ended.

What is unearthed is not only bone, but memory and hostility left by war.

Frank Bascombe, a middle-aged man navigating life after divorce, spends the days around Independence Day while facing family strain, work, and a deep sense of drift. The novel intertwines one man’s reinvention with a broader portrait of American life.

With a quiet, exacting style, it follows the fractures of family life and the faint feel of hope.

A literary mystery that intertwines two scholars, Victorian poets, romance, scholarship, possession, and discovery.

Letters from the past slowly transform the lives of the scholars in the present.

A Grain of Wheat is a multi-voiced novel set in a Kenyan village on the eve of independence, exploring betrayal, atonement, and collective memory. It intertwines liberation from colonial rule with the weight of individual choice and stands as a key work of African liberation literature.

Betrayal and atonement meet in Kenya on the eve of independence.

The memoir intertwines Oz’s childhood memories, family history, and the cultural and political landscape of Israel.

A memoir of childhood, family, and the making of a writer in Israel.

Around the relationship between fifteen-year-old Michael and Hanna, love, secrecy, judgment, and guilt gather. The novel looks steadily at memory in postwar Germany.

Love and secrecy become entwined with the memory of postwar Germany.

An intimate novel in the form of a father's letter to his son, quietly exploring family history, faith, forgiveness, and the passage of time.

A novel that follows a Jewish man through the upheavals of the 20th century and turns questions of faith, memory, identity, and conscience into a humanistic inquiry.

A Korean modernist novel about a young man torn between idealism and reality in a divided society, using political conflict to probe freedom, alienation, and loss.