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Jeanette Eaton
A readable children’s biography of Mohandas Gandhi that follows his life from childhood through his political work and the independence struggle. It presents the making of a public figure shaped by nonviolent action.
Hannah Moscovitch
The archetypal student-teacher romance is cleverly turned on its head for the post-#MeToo era in this striking new play by the acclaimed author of What a Young Wife Ought to Know and Bunny.
Stephen Graham Jones
A slasher-obsessed novel that frames suburban youth culture, trauma, and revenge through horror fandom and violence.
Clara Dupont-Monod
A family novel about how the birth of a disabled child upends a household and reshapes the siblings' bonds.
アントニオ・スクラーティ, 栗原俊秀
An epic historical novel that traces Mussolini’s rise through documentary material and fictional imagination. Postwar resentment, violence, newspapers, and crowd psychology converge as fascism turns into political reality.
Amelie Nothomb
Amélie Nothomb's most personal novel, turning her father's death into a meditation on family memory and loss.
Ellen Byron
During Valentine’s Day in Pelican, Louisiana, a celebrity chef dies in a fiery boat crash, and suspicion falls on the people around Maggie Crozat. The case pulls her deeper into the social tensions of the town.
John Giorno
An autobiography that reminisces about the world of avant-garde art and poetry in New York in the 1960s, along with desire, friendship, and the passion of creation.
Carolina De Robertis
A fable-like novel in which a former president recalls imprisonment, a talking frog, and the politics of dignity and hope.
Rhys Bowen
Fresh from her honeymoon, Georgie is drawn into a dark Cornish story of betrayal, deception, and murder when a friend asks her to inspect an old house. What begins as a favor quickly turns into a dangerous investigation.
Premee Mohamed
A compact science-fiction novella about a courtesan whose pursuit of revenge becomes entangled with murder, resurrection, and the fragile ethics of loyalty.
Omar El Akkad
A refugee novel following Amir and Vanna as they navigate survival, empathy, and indifference.