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ロジャー ゼラズニイ, 深町 眞理子
A mythic science-fantasy novel of godlike rulers and reincarnation technology. Religious drama and political struggle merge, and an adventure story turns into philosophical dialogue.
Seamus Heaney
Seamus Heaney's debut poetry collection, capturing the moment when childhood sensory experience gives way to a more complicated awareness of the world.
Charles Olson, George F. Butterick
A landmark edition collecting Charles Olson’s long poem and securing its place in American poetry.
Toshio Mori
A work that traces Japanese American experience through short fiction. It depicts prewar and postwar life, movement, and unstable belonging with restrained narration.
Eric Ambler
The Levanter is a 1972 novel that follows the motives and relationships behind a crime while steadily building tension.
Patrick White
Set against suburban Sydney and a spiritual crisis, this novel follows several characters whose lives intersect through visions and private prejudices. In Patrick White's densely symbolic prose, it explores faith, loneliness, and the fragility of salvation.
ラリイ ニーヴン, 小隅 黎
A story of exploring an artificial ring-shaped megastructure called Ringworld. Through discovery and investigation, it reveals the legacy and ecosystems of alien civilizations while tracing human curiosity and the variety of civilizations. It is notable for its original ideas and meticulous worldbuilding.
Miguel Algarin
A bilingual poetry collection by Miguel Algarín in which urban politics, intimate relationships, and spiritual tension intersect. Moving between New York streets and the realities of Central America, it gives voice in both English and Spanish.
Angela Jackson
A poetry collection that brings Black women's experience at the margins of the city into view through fragments of memory and bodily sensation. Everyday scenes and historical undertones overlap, sketching a community in dense, compressed language.
Helen Barolini
An anthology of writing by Italian American women. It illuminates immigration memory, family history, and gendered experience through many voices.
Donald Alexander Downs
Using the Skokie controversy as its starting point, the book examines the collision between free speech and community dignity. It blends social history, legal theory, and participant testimony into a tightly argued study.
C.J. Koch
Christopher Koch’s Australian novel blurs music and fantasy, using the world of a band to explore the instability of identity and reality.