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Maxine Hong Kingston
A memoir of Chinese American girlhood that layers family speech, legend, and lived experience.
Genevieve Dormann
Le Bal du dodo is a novel associated with the Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française.
Lloyd A. Thompson
A historical study of black people and racial perception in ancient Rome, using literary and visual evidence to examine Roman social frameworks.
Susan Price
The Ghost Drum follows a fairy tale of a girl trained by a witch to become a woman of power.
Raphaele Billetdoux
A sensual, intimate romance novel in which a man and a woman meet, separate, and deepen their love over a few nights.
Dorothy Allison
A collection of short stories dealing with working-class life, lesbian experience, and family violence.
John C. Walter
Walter traces J. Raymond Jones, the 'Harlem Fox,' and the Tammany machine that shaped Black political power in New York. The book blends biography with urban political history.
James Lincoln Collier, Christopher Collier
Set during the American Revolution, the novel traces how war and family loyalty pull two brothers apart.
Ronald McKie
A novel about memory and coming of age in a country town in Australia.
Dolores Kendrick
A poetry collection that gives voice to enslaved women through historical research and poetic monologue. It does not settle for tragedy alone but lets resistance, solidarity, and everyday feeling resonate in each speaker's voice.
谷川 俊太郎, ウィリアム I.エリオット, 川村 和夫
A bilingual Japanese-English poetry volume by Shuntaro Tanikawa.
Marjorie Hill Allee, Maitland De Gogorza
A story of an island family seen through a girl's perspective as daily life changes around her.