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Nancy Springer
Enola Holmes uses wit and resourcefulness to help a runaway young woman while dodging the expectations of Victorian society and the shadow of her famous brother. The book keeps the series’ brisk adventure tone while emphasizing independence and female agency.
Sherry Shenoda, Kwame Dawes
Following in the footsteps of an imagined ancestor, one of the daughters of the house of Akhenaten in the Eighteenth Dynasty, Egypt, Sherry Shenoda forges an imagined path through her ancestor’s mummification and journey to the afterlife.
Jonas Eika, Sherilyn Nicolette Hellberg
After the Sun is a story collection where cities, resort economies, finance, bodies, and desire collide. Realistic surfaces open into fantasy and violence as isolated people search for connection in a globalized world.
R. F. Kuang
Set in an alternate nineteenth-century Oxford, the novel imagines language and translation as a system of silver-working and ties scholarship to imperial violence. As Robin studies at the center of that machine, he is forced to confront the institution that has shaped his life.
Simon Liberati
A novel that overlays the Rolling Stones' early years with the precarious comeback of an aging writer. Its scandalous premise and dark humor stand out, while it also looks coldly at the emptiness of fame and desire.
Olivier Guez, Georgia De Chamberet
A documentary narrative that tracks SS doctor Josef Mengele’s postwar flight and hiding in South America. Through research and reporting, it reveals the networks that sheltered him and the persistence of war-crime memory.
Shehan Karunatilaka
A war photographer wakes up dead in a bureaucratic afterlife and sets out to find both his killer and the photographs that may expose the truth. The novel mixes ghost story, mystery, and political satire to portray the violence of civil war with dark wit.
Alphonse de Châteaubriant
A novel about the decline of a rural aristocratic household. The pull of tradition and the pressure of modernity collide, while attachment to land and the sense of loss hold the story together.
Nawaaz Ahmed
A family novel about three generations of a Muslim Indian family confronting estrangement, reunion, and the pressures of love and faith.
エミリー・ラスコヴィッチ, 小竹 由美子
A quiet novel about family rupture, memory, and the long shadow cast by a devastating killing.
Kim de l'Horizon
A non-binary narrator follows a path that begins with a grandmother’s dementia and moves through family silence, matrilineal memory, the body, class, and the limits of language. The result is a story of self-exploration and self-unmaking that keeps shifting shape.
George Dawes Green
As present-day crimes collide with Savannah’s long family histories, society matriarch Morgana Musgrove pushes toward the truth. Using the city itself as a clue, the novel traces family fractures and the lingering memory of violence in a Southern Gothic mystery.