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イヴ バンティング, ディヴィッド ディアス, Eve Bunting, David Diaz, はしもと ひろみ
A picture book set during the Los Angeles riots, where a boy, his mother, and their neighbors slowly change how they see one another.
Gerard Cortanze
インド北東部アッサム地方を舞台に、紅茶貿易や植民地的関係を背景にした歴史小説。文化の衝突や経済の変容、個人の欲望が絡み合う人間ドラマを描く作品。
Carol Emshwiller
A novel that uses a boy raised by aliens to frame an allegory of freedom and servitude, asking what growth and choice mean inside a strange world.
Alessandro Baricco
A polyphonic novel in which trains, the Crystal Palace, and scattered lives echo one another. Its lyrical prose turns fragments into a modern urban fable.
L.H. Myers
A sprawling novel sequence by L. H. Myers set in ancient India. In this reprint, the stories of The Near and the Far, Prince Jali, and Rajah Amar are gathered in one volume.
Pamela Stephenson
Pamela Stephenson's biography of Billy Connolly combines intimacy with professional distance. It follows his rise in comedy and performance while also tracing the personal history that shaped him.
Alex Kuo
A short-story collection by Alex Kuo that captures the shifting experience of diaspora through movement, city life, and memory.
Georges Bernanos
Amazon配送商品ならJournal D'UN Cure De Campagneが通常配送無料。更にAmazonならポイント還元本が多数。Bernanos, Georges作品ほか、お急ぎ便対象商品は当日お届けも可能。
Daniel J. Hale, Matthew Labrot
A middle-grade mystery in which young protagonists confront a crime unfolding during a soccer tournament.
John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask
A riotous libretto that turns the pain of gender transition and the energy of rock into a stage-bound confession. It traces the hurt and release of self-invention with rough humor and theatrical force.
Emma Smith, Susan Hill
The Far Cry is a novel set in postwar Britain, depicting isolation and renewal with a fine-grained attention to everyday life. Through small details, it explores affection, loss, and the psychology of people facing social change.
Arthur Phillips
A long story that intertwines history and personal stories, set in the Czech Republic and Eastern Europe. A multilayered fiction that skillfully interweaves issues of memory, ideology, and identity.