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Cyn Zarco
A poetry collection that foregrounds verbal play and formal experiment while circling migration and cultural dislocation.
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Cyn Zarco
A poetry collection that foregrounds verbal play and formal experiment while circling migration and cultural dislocation.
Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge
A poetry collection that follows the flow of consciousness through long, breath-driven lines while tracing natural objects and bodily sensation. Its visual imagery unfolds richly.
David Bradley
A university professor investigates his father’s death and his family’s past, uncovering the memory of slavery and a history of violence embedded in the region. A personal quest becomes entangled with national memory, probing race and inherited trauma.
Susan Cooper, Alan Cober
A fantasy novel in which young Will Stanton is drawn into the struggle between ancient powers and darkness.
Irene Hunt
Set during the Civil War, the novel follows Jethro Creighton as he grows up on an Illinois farm. Against the uncertainty brought by war to his family and community, it traces his gradual move toward adulthood through responsibility, loss, and hard-won resilience.
Helene Cixous
Hélène Cixous's debut novel is a semi-autobiographical work that traces memory, loss, and the shifting outline of the self after her father's death. In its fragmented narration, it repeatedly unsettles the boundaries between inside and outside, life and death, language and the body.
Terenci Moix
A saga of love, passion, political intrigue, and ambition, set against the turbulent background of ancient Rome and Egypt
Louis Bromfield
Against the backdrop of a New England family history, this novel explores the burden of tradition, independence, and inheritance. Beneath its restrained surface, it contrasts a life bound by old values with the will to move beyond them.
Arthur Yorinks, Juvenile Collection, Richard Egielski
A city janitor and his dog discover a paradise in the sky, only to learn that home is their true place.
Julia L. Sauer
A fantasy novel set in a seaside town wrapped in fog, where Greta slips into another time beyond the mist. Reality, memory, and longing cross quietly, creating a gentle portrait of a child's imagination.
ロバート ダーントン, 海保 真夫, 鷲見 洋一
An essay collection that reads popular culture and power relations through episodes from eighteenth-century France.