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A murder at the Louvre triggers a chain of religious history puzzles and code-breaking. The fast-moving plot made it a global bestselling thriller.
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Suhrkamp Verlag KG
Die Habenichtse
Katharina Hacker
Set in Berlin and other urban spaces, the novel uses its characters’ material and emotional lack to examine the thinning out of contemporary life. It traces how desire, ethics, isolation, and consumption shape their choices.
Points
Une Vie Francaise
Jean-Paul Dubois
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McClelland & Stewart
Strike/Slip
Don McKay
A poetry collection that fuses natural observation with philosophical meditation. Through a deep attention to Canadian landscapes and ecosystems, it poetically explores the relationship between humans and nature.
Candlewick
Surrender
Sonya Hartnett
The novel alternates between the viewpoints of twin aspiring artists Noah and Jude, unfolding across shifting timelines. It is a lyrical coming-of-age story that intertwines loss, jealousy, love, creativity, family secrets, and renewal.
Mariner Books
Bury the Chains: Prophets and Rebels in the Fight to Free an Empire's Slaves
Adam Hochschild
The 2005 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for History went to Adam Hochschild's Bury the Chains, a history of the British abolition movement.
Penguin Publishing Group
The Color of Water: A Black Man's Tribute to His White Mother
James McBride
A memoir in which the author alternates between his mother Ruth’s life as a white woman and his own upbringing as a Black man. Through religion, poverty, migration, and family love and conflict, it tenderly and painfully explores the complexity of race and identity.
Destino
Llamame Brooklyn
Eduardo Lago
Nestor Oliver-Chapman, a journalist for the New York Post, receives notice that his friend, Gal Ackerman, has died, but prior to his death, Nestor promised Gal that he'd complete the manuscript for his unpublished novel. "
Penguin Publishing Group
This Blinding Absence of Light
Tahar Ben Jelloun, Linda Coverdale
A stark novel about political prisoners in a Moroccan prison, shaped by darkness, memory, and endurance. It examines torture, silence, faith, and the struggle to preserve human dignity.
Back House Books
Nate
Philip Lewis
A fast-moving novel that follows a young Black man through the military, family rupture, college, and city life with anger and dark wit.
Picador
Swithering
Robin Robertson
A poetry collection built around hesitation and change, tracing the end of childhood and the volatility of desire in hard-edged, exact language.
Civitas Books
Come Hell or High Water: Hurricane Katrina and the Color of Disaster
Michael Eric Dyson
A forceful social critique that examines race, poverty, and political responsibility after Hurricane Katrina.