Goodbye to Berlin
Christopher Isherwood
A novel rendered in fragments, portraying people adrift in Berlin at the end of the Weimar Republic.
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Christopher Isherwood
A novel rendered in fragments, portraying people adrift in Berlin at the end of the Weimar Republic.
Geoffrey Scott, Shirley Hazzard
A biographical study of Isabelle de Charrière and her work. It carefully portrays the thought and emotional life of an eighteenth-century woman writer.
Shirley Geok-lin Lim
A memoir of migration and homecoming that traces a Malaysian girl's journey into Asian American womanhood.
Kate Ross
Julian Kestrel is drawn into an old murder set against music and high society in nineteenth-century Italy.
Mary Doria Russell
イエズス会の宣教師団が地球外知的生命体のいる惑星へ接触する任務に赴き、帰還した神父の証言と過去の出来事が交錯する。信仰と倫理、文化的誤解が悲劇を生み出す過程を通して、第一接触の理想と現実を問い直す。
Elizabeth George Speare
Set in Roman-occupied Palestine, the novel follows Daniel as he moves from revenge toward faith and forgiveness. Its historical detail and the gradual shift from rage to acceptance are the heart of the book.
Dante Dante
Robert Pinsky's new verse translation of Dante's Inferno, aiming to balance the original music of the poem with readability in English.
Dominique Noguez
Dominique Noguez’s Amour noir won the prize. An intense love affair becomes entangled with self-destruction, balancing fascination and unease.
Andreï Makine
An autobiographical novel built around the memories of Charlotte, a French grandmother, and the historical crossings between Russia and France. Fragments of recollection accumulate into a dreamlike meditation on home, movement, and memory.
Roddy Doyle
Set in 1960s Dublin, this coming-of-age novel unfolds through the eyes of a young boy, Paddy. Fragmented scenes in a childlike voice gradually reveal family strain, friendship, and a deepening sense of loss.
Peter Sutton
An exhibition catalog that presents Indigenous Australian art across traditional designs and contemporary expression. It reconsiders artistic meaning through the relationship among works, land, ritual, and community.
William Butler Yeats
A collection of poems that turns prayer and devotion into clear lyric intensity. The speaker’s inward voice expands into a wider sense of reverence and love.