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Natalie Diaz
A debut poetry collection that frames a brother’s addiction and family pain through mythic imagination and humor. Mojave memory collides with domestic reality.
Daniel Abdal-Hayy Moore
A poetry collection centered on prayer, spirituality, and inward searching. It has a plainspoken urgency that tests how far language can reach beyond the everyday.
Dino Buzzati
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Robert A. Caro
A biography of Lyndon Johnson that reconstructs the transfer of power at the center of American politics.
Jack Gantos
Hole in My Life by Jack Gantos is a nonfiction work that traces history and social structures.
イタリア語版
The novel follows Tommaso Aricò through a world where finance, crime, desire, and power are inseparable, offering a bleak portrait of contemporary Italy.
エリン モーゲンスターン, Erin Morgenstern, 宇佐川 晶子
A novel that follows a woman seeking freedom between the glamour and unease of the circus.
Tim Price
The play imagines the pressures and contradictions that shaped Bradley Manning before the leaks that made him famous. Tim Price places that story against Welsh radical traditions, turning it into a political drama about conscience, power, and responsibility.
Brian Francis Slattery
From the author of the critically acclaimed literary SF novels Spaceman Blues and Liberation comes an incandescent and thrilling post-apocalyptic tale in the vein of 1984 or The Road . In the not-distant-enough future, a man takes a boat trip up the Susquehanna River with his most trusted friend, intent on reuniting with his son. But the man is pursued by an army, and his own harrowing past; and the familiar American landscape has been savaged by war and climate change until it is nearly unrecognizable. Lost Everything is a stunning novel about family and faith, what we are afraid may come to be, and how to wring hope from hopelessness. Lost Everything is the winner of the 2013 Philip K. Dick Award.
Olivia Laing
A nonfiction book by Olivia Laing that uses To the river to explore travel and description and travel, with england in view.
E L James
Centered on the relationship between college student Anastasia and young entrepreneur Christian Grey, this romance follows the boundary between desire, control, and intimacy. Even with its provocative subject matter, the story is driven by the tug between wanting to know someone and wanting to control them.
Ismail Kadare, Derek Coltman
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.