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Terry Pratchett
The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents follows a rat-led scam about a talking cat, clever rodents, and a town under threat.
Martine Le Coz
一人の女性を中心にその生涯や内面世界を静かに描き出す作品。宗教性や愛、人間の運命に関する省察が織り込まれ、登場人物の心理を丁寧に掘り下げる文学的な長編。
Peter Carey
An unusual historical novel narrated through the voice of Australian outlaw Ned Kelly. The first-person, dialect-inflected narration and fragmentary letters force a reconsideration of heroism, violence, and resistance to colonial authority.
マイケル シェイボン, Michael Chabon, 菊地 よしみ
A young artist who escapes Nazi-occupied Prague and his cousin try to build a comic-book empire in wartime America.
Richard J. Cuffari
Exiled to a castle, Kate is drawn into a historical fantasy shaped by silence, old lore, and the presence of the fairy folk.
Sylvia Legris
Layering images of weather and the nervous system, the poetry collection sharply captures storms, sensory overload, and the vibration of language. Its dense verbal texture gives form to the sense that nature and the body continually invade one another.
Vernon Jordan, Annette Gordon-Reed
A memoir tracing Vernon Jordan's path from civil rights activism into national politics and law.
Quincy Jones
Quincy Jones's autobiography traces his early life and rise through the music industry.
Terry Trueman
Fourteen-year-old Shawn, who has severe cerebral palsy, carries a rich inner life that those around him do not recognize while he faces the fear that his father may be planning to end his life. The gap between consciousness and body sustains a quiet tension throughout.
Tony Hillerman
Tony Hillerman looks back on his life from a Depression-era childhood in Oklahoma through World War II, journalism, and university work to his late-blooming career as a novelist. The memoir is understated and warm, tracing how chance and family shaped the writer he became.
Louis Owens
A novel rooted in Native life and place, using mystery and landscape to explore identity and belonging.