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Louise Penny
Gamache’s world is shaken when an old case and a hidden room in Three Pines reopen wounds that had never fully healed. The novel blends village atmosphere, buried trauma, and mounting danger in a way that is both intimate and suspenseful.
Lytton Strachey, 佐竹則和
Lytton Strachey's Queen Victoria is a compact biography that traces the queen's life through both private experience and public power. Rather than celebrating monarchy at face value, it presents Victoria as a figure shaped by feeling, judgment, and tension with her age.
エレノア・キャトン, 安達 まみ
Set in a 1860s New Zealand gold-mining town, the novel links twelve men and several intertwined mysteries through an astrological structure. Its layered design joins suspense with a vivid sense of place and era.
Sheree Rene Thomas, Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki, Zelda Knight
An anthology of 32 original stories showcasing the breadth of African and African diasporic fantasy and science fiction.
Peter Apps
Through careful reporting and survivor testimony, it turns the Grenfell tragedy into a story of institutional and regulatory failure. Its restraint is a strength, though the subject naturally leaves a heavy aftertaste.
C. L. Polk
In a magic-soaked, crime-haunted Chicago of the 1940s, Helen Brandt takes one last case before the devil comes to collect her soul. The novella uses its narrow time frame to sharpen the story's focus on love, redemption, and the future she may never keep.
Shankari Chandran
Set in an aged-care home in suburban Sydney, this generational novel follows a Sri Lankan Australian family through memory, discrimination, and mutual support within a community. It moves between humor and urgency while asking what home and inheritance really mean.
Jon Fosse, Damion Searls
This three-part novel follows painter Asle as memory, faith, loneliness, and loss slowly fold into one another in an almost unbroken flow of language. Its repetitions and silences draw the reader into a deeply interior meditation on existence and redemption.
Charles Derennes
A highly fable-like sequence of pieces that traces human feeling and memory through animals.
Ronald Ross
Ronald Ross’s autobiography follows his malaria research, the controversies surrounding the mosquito theory, and the investigative path that left a lasting mark on medical history.
Ary Leblond, Marius Leblond
Seen through a young Creole from Réunion arriving in Paris, the novel explores adaptation to the city and the making of a self. Its tension comes from the clash between colonial background and metropolitan life.
Darryl Pinckney
Darryl Pinckney reflects on the literary world of 1970s New York through his friendship with Elizabeth Hardwick and Barbara Epstein. The result is both a record of personal formation and a portrait of a cultural and intellectual community.