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Barbara D'Amato
A true-crime account of the Dr. John Branion murder case, tracing the trial and the problem of wrongful conviction through documents and case history.
Tony Kushner
The first part of Kushner's two-part epic about the AIDS crisis and Reagan-era America. Blends fantastical elements with political and personal themes in a sprawling drama.
Paul Goble
A picture book about a Native American girl whose love for wild horses leads her to join them. The story is spare and lyrical, with illustrations that emphasize landscape and motion.
E R Braithwaite
This autobiographical novel follows a Black engineer who takes a teaching job at a tough London school and, through the classroom, confronts class expectations, racial prejudice, and his own sense of purpose.
Norma Field
An essayistic study of late twentieth-century Japan that follows dissenting voices to expose political and cultural fault lines.
Annie Proulx
Quoyle moves to Newfoundland after his life stalls and begins again amid family history and the memory of place.
J. Sacco
A graphic nonfiction work based on field reporting that depicts everyday life and tensions in Palestine.
Jeanette Winterson
A love story narrated by a gender-ambiguous speaker, exploring the intensity and loss of love.
C.J. チェリイ, C.J. Cherryh, 関口 幸男
Set in a future where cloning and genetic design are deeply embedded in society, the novel is a dense ensemble drama about identity and political intrigue. It richly depicts scientific ethics, the restoration of personality, and struggles for power.
ブライス コートニー, Bryce Courtenay, 越智 道雄
Set in 1939 South Africa as apartheid emerges, this semi-autobiographical novel follows Peekay, a young boy who endures hardship and abandonment but finds his calling through boxing, music, and the guidance of remarkable mentors. A powerful coming-of-age story about individual resilience and the transformative power of human connection against the backdrop of racial injustice.
Louise S. Rankin, Kurt Wiese
A children’s novel inspired by a person Rankin encountered in the Himalayas. It follows a girl growing up in an unfamiliar culture, with family, courage, and self-discovery at its center.
Monica Shannon, Atanas Katchamakoff
Dobry is the story of a Bulgarian peasant boy who dreams of becoming a sculptor even though his father wants him to work the land. The novel brings rural life and artistic aspiration into the same frame.