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サリー ルーニー, 山崎まどか
A novel following Connell and Marianne from school in the west of Ireland into university life. Through restrained dialogue and subtle psychological detail, it traces intimacy, miscommunication, class difference, and fragile self-worth.
Jamie Smart
An installment in a popular children's comic series, built around rapid-fire action and the banter between Bunny and Monkey. Its visual jokes and easy pace are the main appeal.
Diane Vallere
This essay collection gathers practical, candid advice about promoting books and building a readership. It treats publishing as something writers learn by trial, error, and community rather than by rigid rules.
Aidan Higgins
A novel set against the decline of an Irish family, following the youngest daughter Imogen and the emotional fault lines running through the household.
ウィンストン・グレアム, 三角 和代
第二次大戦の残影色濃い1954年。フィリップは、考古学者の兄がアムステルダムの運河で身を投げたとの報を受ける。死因に不審を抱き、兄の謎めいた友人と恋人らしき女性の行方を追ってカプリ島へと向かったが――。善悪のモラル、恋愛、サスペンスと、さまざまな要素を孕み展開する馥郁たる人間ドラマ。第1回CWA最優秀長篇賞に輝き、戦後欧米ミステリーの可能性を切り拓いた記念碑的作品。
M. W. Craven
A dark crime novel about a gruesome serial-killer case. The bizarre method of staging victims like puppets and the investigators’ psychological strain gradually reveal the crime’s depths.
ジュリアーノ・ダ・エンポリ, 林 昌宏
A political novel that brings the center of power into view through one man's confession. Drawing on the outlines of real people and events, it sharply questions the boundary between fact and fiction.
Jalal Barjas, Paul G. Starkey
A bookseller, Ibrahim, takes refuge with homeless people and begins living as the heroes of the novels he has read.
Aidan Levy
The long-awaited first full biography of legendary jazz saxophonist and composer Sonny Rollins, chronicling the gripping story of a freedom fighter and spiritual seeker whose life has been as much of a thematic improvisation as his music Sonny Rollins has long been considered an enigma. Known as the "Saxophone Colossus," he is widely acknowledged as the greatest living jazz improviser, having won Grammys, the Austrian Cross of Honor, Sweden''s Polar Music Prize and a National Medal of Arts from President Barack Obama.
Priya Sharma
A novella that reworks the Persephone myth while layering climate collapse over family rupture.
Ray Celestin
Set in 1967 Los Angeles, the novel braids together a nurse searching for her missing brother, a retired private investigator on a murder case, and a mob fixer trying to finish one last job. As jazz, gangsters, police, and politics collide, it delivers an expansive final movement for the quartet.