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Derby Dugan's Depression Funnies: A Novel
Tom De Haven
A historical novel set in the Great Depression that follows comic-strip culture, ambition, and corruption.
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W W Norton & Co Inc
Black Intellectuals: Race and Responsibility in American Life
William M. Banks
A scholarly study of Black public life that asks what responsibility intellectuals bear in American society.
Penguin Publishing Group
Highways to a War
Christopher J. Koch
Built around the disappearance of a war photographer, this novel follows memory and testimony across Cambodia. Personal experience and historical violence overlap until the reality of war emerges with unsettling clarity.
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
Arranged Marriage: Stories
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
A short story collection about immigrant women, marriage, family, and choice.
Routledge
Race Traitor
Noel Ignatiev, John Garvey
A provocative essay collection that attacks race as a social construct and argues for radical abolition of whiteness.
Puffin Books
Lon Po Po (Paperstar)
Ed Young
A Chinese retelling of the classic Little Red Riding Hood tale, retold and illustrated by Ed Young. Three sisters are left home alone while their mother visits their grandmother. A cunning wolf arrives disguised as their grandmother, but the clever girls outwit the wolf using a ginkgo nut ruse, ultimately defeating him through their own ingenuity.
Knopf
A Fine Balance
Rohinton Mistry
Set during India’s 1975 Emergency, this novel lets four lives slowly intersect. Within the weight of history, solidarity and stubborn dignity keep coming back into view.
Random House UK
Stones And Fires (Chatto poetry)
John Fuller
This collection draws together a selection of poems that are both comic and grave. It contains two longer poems: one on the history of Europe, and another - "Stargazing" - which is a meditation on astronomy and the death of a father.
Abacus
The Smell Of Apples
Prof Mark Behr
'Masterly... A disturbing story which subtly lays bare the twisted logic of apartheid' The Times Marnus is terrified he will not fulfil the expectations of his elite Afrikaner family who are certain of their superiority. But when Mr Smith arrives, things start to change, affecting Marnus's values and everything around him that he he holds dear. Mark Behr's debut novel and the recipient of numerous awards including South Africa's biggest literary prize, the M-Net Award, as well as the Eugene Maris Prize and the CAN Literary Award. In the UK the book was shortlisted for the Steinbeck Award and the Guardian Fiction Prize, and received the Betty Trask Award. In the USA the novel won the Art Seidenbaum Award from the Los Angeles Times.
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A.S.バイアット, 栗原 行雄, 太原 千佳子
A literary mystery that intertwines two scholars, Victorian poets, romance, scholarship, possession, and discovery.
Duke Univ Pr
What the Body Told
Rafael Campo
A reflective essay collection by a doctor and poet that explores the intersections of medicine, poetry, care, and desire. It reconsiders how language works around healing.
Picador
Mukiwa
Peter Godwin
A memoir tracing childhood and youth in Rhodesia. Against the end of colonial rule and the reality of violence, it vividly portrays the instability of the white community and one person's coming of age.