Tight Spaces
Kesho Scott, etc.
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Kesho Scott, etc.
Amazon配送商品ならTight Spacesが通常配送無料。更にAmazonならポイント還元本が多数。Scott, Kesho, etc.作品ほか、お急ぎ便対象商品は当日お届けも可能。
James Salter
A short-story collection centered on aging, loss, love, and regret. With a spare, lyrical style, it captures daily moments and quietly illuminates the fine-grained emotions beneath them.
Erich Kahler
1968 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award winner. A study of the historical and social character of Jewish identity.
Rene Maran, Alexandre Mboukou, Barbara Beck
Batouala is set in French Equatorial Africa and follows the daily life of the Banda chief Batouala while exposing the tensions inside the community and the hypocrisy of colonial rule. Its vivid nature writing and political force helped make it a lasting Prix Goncourt winner.
Wing Tek Lum
This collection of poetry by the 1970 Discovery Award winner speaks of the author's Chinese American heritage: his ancestors in China, his family in Hawaii, and forging a Chinese American identity. He also speaks of racial discrimination and the obscenity of ethnic stereotypes with astute and unforgiving clarity.
Winifred Holtby
Set in a fictional Yorkshire county, the novel brings together school leadership, local government, class, and women's roles through a large cast centered on Sarah Burton. It captures the tensions and hopes of a community in change.
Nadine Gordimer
A major novel that exposes the distortions of apartheid society beneath the desire to own and control land.
Leonard Dinnerstein
Centering on the 1913 murder of Mary Phagan, Leo Frank's trial, and the later lynching, the book shows how antisemitism, mob pressure, and a fragile legal process deepened the tragedy. It has long been read as a substantial historical account that traces Southern prejudice through one defining case.
Martin Bernal
A scholarly challenge to conventional accounts of classical civilization, arguing for Afroasiatic influence in the formation of Greek culture.
Joseph Krumgold, Jean Charlot
A story set in a small rural community that follows the growth and conflict of the young shepherd Miguel. It carefully portrays a protagonist torn between family, tradition, responsibility to work, and his own dreams.
Charles Fanning
An anthology of nineteenth-century Irish-American fiction.
Seifert
This selected volume gathers Seifert’s lyrical poetry and weaves Prague’s streets, ordinary life, memory, and the flow of time into delicate metaphor and sound. It meets political oppression and historical hardship with a gentle gaze, expressing universal poetry around human dignity and freedom.