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Edmund Morris
A major book that deals with the politics and personality of Theodore Roosevelt during his administration. A biographical study that provides a comprehensive portrait of the president, including aspects of policy making, personality, and leadership.
Jewell Parker Rhodes
A historical novel that reimagines Frederick Douglass through the perspectives of Anna, his wife, and Ottilie Assing, his long-term confidante and lover. It explores freedom, love, and betrayal after slavery.
Eric Drooker, Luc Sante
A graphic novel that renders urban collapse and reconfiguration as an almost wordless visual sequence, letting crisis unfold through images.
Chris Lynch
A boy who believes he is responsible for his father and stepmother’s deaths faces a string of teen suicides in town and the mystery of carved wooden objects. The novel moves as a psychological suspense story shaped by guilt and loss.
T. J. Binyon
A biography of Alexander Pushkin that follows his writing, politics, and private life. It carefully shows how imperial Russia shaped both his work and his character, and it moves beyond the myth to recover the person behind the poet.
Aldo Palazzeschi
Celestino Cuccoli adopts four orphaned boys and showers them with affection and comfort, while the distortions inside the family and the pressure of the times slowly come into view. An unexpected late-life romance gives the novel its bittersweet aftertaste.
Heinrich Boell
A postwar German novel that follows a clown figure to probe hypocrisy, loneliness, and the conflict between faith, ethics, and society.
Velma Wallis
A memoir of growing up in a remote Gwich'in family in Alaska and watching language, daily life, and community ties change under outside pressure.
Nancy Farmer
The House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer is an award-winning work.
Jacobo Timerman, Arthur Miller, Ilan Stavans, Toby Talbot
This translated version of Jacobo Timerman's story Preso Sin Nombre, Celda Sin Numero, is a breathtaking but heartbreaking retelling of a man's time as a political prisoner in Cuba during the Dirty War.
Orhan Pamuk, Erdag Goknar
16世紀オスマン帝国の宮廷画家たちを舞台に、美術と宗教、物語性をめぐる殺人事件を描く歴史ミステリー。多声的な語りと美術論的要素を融合させ、視点の相対性や芸術と権力の関係を哲学的に探る長篇。
Rachel Simon
A memoir about riding the bus with a sister with an intellectual disability, reflecting on family, care, and the meaning hidden in routine.