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Alice Notley
A poetry collection that traces childhood memory and poetic growth through dense, fragmentary language. Private experience rises together with the atmosphere of an era.
Geraldine McCaughrean
A Pack of Lies follows a metafictional novel in which stories nested inside stories swirl around an antique shop.
Carmen Rigalt
Carmen Rigalt’s Mi corazón que baila con espigas was a finalist. Through family and romantic entanglements, it traces a woman’s inner turbulence.
フラナリー オコナー, Flannery O'Connor, 横山 貞子
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Dorothy Bryant, J. J. Wilson
Dorothy Bryant's novel blends letters and memoir-like reflection to explore self-fashioning and cultural pressure.
Josip Novakovich
A short story collection about migration, crisis, and dark humor in the aftermath of war.
Robin Hathaway
A mystery in which a Philadelphia doctor is drawn into murder and local secrets.
Arundhati Roy
Set in Kerala, South India, this novel uses the viewpoint and memory of young twins to portray the collapse of a family. Secrets, forbidden love, caste hierarchy, and political repression intertwine as personal memory and trauma move across past and present in a tragic, lyrical structure.
Tricia Sullivan
Set in a colony maintained by the AI Ganesh, this novel follows Kalypso Deed as she tries to survive between dream-mediated control and a community on the brink of collapse. It is a tense science fiction story in which networks of dreaming, memory, desire, and survival all intersect.
Penelope Fitzgerald
Set among barge dwellers on the Thames, the novel explores displacement and the misalignments of human relationships. Beneath the light conversation lies a quiet sense of instability.
Gary Gach, Peter Coyote
An anthology of Buddha poems that moves from Beat writing to hip-hop and treats poetry as spiritual practice.
Hualing Nieh, Sau-ling Wong
A Chinese woman who emigrates to the United States splits her life into Mulberry and Peach in order to survive what she has seen. The novel turns exile, memory, and divided identity into an intricate portrait of dislocation.