Shadowplay
Joseph Oconnor
A historical novel set in theatrical London, where fame, ambition, and the Jack the Ripper era collide.
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Joseph Oconnor
A historical novel set in theatrical London, where fame, ambition, and the Jack the Ripper era collide.
Taillandier-F
Anielka by François Taillandier was published by Stock on August 25, 1999 and won the Grand Prix du roman de l'Académie française that year shared the prize that year with Amélie Nothomb's Stupeur et tremblements.
Su Tong, James Trapp
A novel of moral ambiguity and desire, set in a small-city world where violence and obsession steadily tighten the plot. It examines how individual fates are shaped by guilt, history, and the fragility of human relationships.
Eric J Guignard
A travel-themed anthology of eerie haunted places, gathering strange tales, ghost stories, and local lore.
Joelle Taylor
A poetry collection about butch counterculture, queer bodies, memory, and resistance.
Pietro Castellito
The novel follows privileged yet unsettled young adults as they try to live out a summer trapped between abundance and emptiness. Within the beauty of their enclosure, friendships and desires near collapse come into view.
Claire Keegan
A novella about conscience and communal silence in a small Irish town, showing how secrets and social structures shape individual lives.
Shukri Mabkhout, Karen Mcneil, Miled Faiza
A novel set against modern Tunisian history, where family history and national history intersect. Personal memory and political events intertwine to portray a nation's wounds through repression and upheaval.
Zin E Rocklyn
A dreamlike novella about the sea, loss, ritual, and memory as personal grief and communal memory overlap.
E.H. Young
A novel centered on an independent woman living in a provincial town, tracing the intersections of daily life, relationships, social expectations, and personal desire. Its careful psychological detail captures the atmosphere of the era.
Naseem Hrab, Nahid Kazemi
A heartwarming look at love, loss, and memorable objects through the eyes of a child After her grandfather's death, a young girl wanders through his house. As she tours each room, the objects she discovers stir memories of her grandfather--her baba bozorg.
Marcin Wicha, Marta Dziurosz
Rzeczy, których nie wyrzuciłem, translated into English as Things I Didn't Throw Out, is an essayistic memoir built around the books and objects left by the author's late mother. Through unsentimental fragments, it brings into focus loss, memory, language, and everyday life in postwar Poland.