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Fernando Marias
A historical novel that follows a boy raised under the shadow of power and the military, tracing dictatorship, family secrets, and the burden of memory. It is a human drama where political background and personal growth intersect.
Gloria Frym
A poetry collection shaped by letters to a deceased father, turning loss and family memory into an intimate, searching voice.
Virginia Euwer Wolff
In verse-like lineation, fifteen-year-old LaVaughn wavers between her determination to go to college, love, changing friendships, and the pressure of faith. The details of everyday life bring out both the strength and uncertainty of adolescence.
Rilla Askew
A novel set against the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, following two families whose lives are reshaped by historical violence.
Richard Paul Russo
A dark SF novel set aboard a drifting generation ship. Through a rescue and exploration mission, it examines fanaticism, unknown threats, human nature, social collapse, and faith.
Ernesto Ferrero
N. is a novel that uses historical material and historical figures to reflect on memory, power, and individual fate. With fragmented narration and layered perspectives, it quietly traces how the shadows of the past continue to shape the present, marked by Ferrero's restrained observational style.
Linda Grant
Set in 1946, the novel follows Evelyn Sert, a young Soho hairdresser who sails to Palestine and is drawn into the idealism, politics, and danger surrounding the birth of a new state.
Julian Symons
John Wilkins was a gentle, mild-mannered man who lived a simple, predictable life. So when he met a beautiful, irresistible girl his world was turned upside down. Looking at his wife, and thinking of the girl, everything turned red before his eyes – the colour of murder. Later, his mind a blank, his only defence was that he loved his wife far too much to hurt her…
Penny Warner
A children's mystery in which four friends follow clues to a treasure hidden in the caves during a scout outing. It combines the excitement of adventure with the easy rhythm of a close-knit group.
Emmanuel Carrere, Linda Coverdale
Carrère follows the true story of Jean-Claude Romand, who maintained an 18-year fiction about being a doctor and researcher before murdering his family. Rather than merely reconstructing the crime, he explores self-deception and the shape of evil in a cool, restrained voice.
Cynthia Harnett
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Anne George
Retired teacher Patricia Anne and her bold, impulsive sister Mary Alice make an oddly balanced pair, and a bar purchase pulls them into a murder case. The novel blends Southern banter, sisterly chemistry, and a steady undercurrent of menace into a cozy mystery that moves with wit.