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C S Giscombe
A poetry collection by C. S. Giscombe that re-reads landscape through place, voice, and racial perception while moving between poetry and prose.
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C S Giscombe
A poetry collection by C. S. Giscombe that re-reads landscape through place, voice, and racial perception while moving between poetry and prose.
Roddy Doyle
A dark novel where unease and humour mingle. As past and present intersect in strange ways, the desires and loneliness hidden inside the characters are brought to the surface.
Nora Marks Dauenhauer, Richard Dauenhauer, Lydia T. Black
A history book that places Tlingit history beside Russian colonial sources around the Battles of Sitka.
Derek Landy
The second Skulduggery Pleasant novel, in which humor, magic, and fast-paced adventure drive Valkyrie Cain and her allies toward a darker confrontation.
Jean-Louis Fournier
A father's memoir of daily life with two sons born with severe disabilities, told with humor and blunt honesty while probing family love and social prejudice.
Melina Marchetta
Set at a boarding school, the novel follows Taylor as she pieces together fragmentary memories and past events in search of her roots and place in the world. Friendship, betrayal, and redemption are woven into a layered YA story.
Benji Bennett, Roxanne Burchartz
A picture-book bedtime journey that uses verse and illustration to create a warm, imaginative experience about love and reassurance between parent and child.
Moustafa Bayoumi
A reportage that uses the lives of young Arab and Muslim Americans to explore fear and hope in post-9/11 America.
スティーヴン キング, Stephen King, 深町 眞理子
シャイニング (The Shining) by Stephen King is an award-winning work.
Emily Perkins
A psychological novel that unspools the relationship of a London couple through the husband’s narration. Pregnancy, money trouble, and an unsettling atmosphere deepen both affection and suspicion.
Wolf Erlbruch
A novel by Wolf Erlbruch that uses Duck, Death and the Tulip to explore children's fiction and relationships, with history in view.
III Wilderson, Frank B.
A sharp political memoir that moves between anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa and life in the United States.