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Ralph M. Flores
A short-story collection about a Mexican American family, organized around family life, immigrant experience, and the gaps between generations. It builds meaning through everyday detail.
Don Paterson
A poetry collection that illuminates private feeling, loss, fatherhood, and time in a clear, musical voice.
Alexis De Veaux
A biography of Audre Lorde that threads together family history, poetry, politics, and the experience of being a Black lesbian. It restores not only her public significance but also the complexity of the person behind the symbol.
Paul Muldoon
自然観察と宗教的省察を織り交ぜた詩集。日常の細部に宿る霊性を見つめ、言語の慎重な選択で内面世界と自然を仲介する作品群。
Mark Haddon
自閉症傾向のある少年の視点で語られる物語。家族の秘密や世界の理解のずれを通して、成長と真実の探求が描かれるユニークな長編。
Leontia Flynn
A debut poetry collection shaped by Belfast, youth, desire, domestic life, and the search for balance. Its voice is precise, wry, and emotionally alert.
Ruth Ozeki
When Yumi Fuller returns to her Idaho hometown, she is pulled into a family story shaped by potato farming, GMO controversy, and unresolved history.
ジェフリー・ユージェニデス, Jeffrey Eugenides, 佐々田 雅子
A family saga tracing Greek-American immigrants and an intersex protagonist across generations of American history.
Roo Borson
A poetry collection built from observation and memory around Japanese landscapes and the experience of travel. It delicately evokes movement toward a distant place and the shifting sense of belonging that follows.
Edwidge Danticat
A short-story collection by a Haitian American writer that portrays lives marked by violence and loss. Across the stories, it illuminates fracture and the possibility of survival.
John P. Marquand
Through the life of the fictional Boston gentleman George Apley, the novel satirically depicts the manners and values of traditional upper-class America. Its memoir-like structure casts a witty but critical light on respectability and social convention.
Kevin Henkes
A kitten mistakes the full moon for a bowl of milk and keeps reaching for it. Repetition, surprise, and a gentle ending give the picture book its charm.