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Marcel Proust
The second volume of In Search of Lost Time, Within a Budding Grove follows the narrator as he moves from adolescent longing toward a more self-aware youth during his stay at Balbec. Seaside landscapes, Swann family society, and encounters with Elstir gradually shape the novel's reflections on memory, desire, and art.
Stephen Graham Jones
A horror novel in which four Native American men are caught in a supernatural reckoning tied to something they did years ago. It explores cultural identity, guilt, and collective memory.
ケイシー・マクイストン, 加藤 木麻莉, 林 啓恵
A romantic comedy in which the feud between the U.S. president’s son Alex and British prince Henry turns into a secret love story.
エリザベス・アセヴェド, 田中 亜希子
This young adult novel in verse follows Xiomara, a Dominican American girl in Harlem, as poetry helps her face family, faith, desire, and the scrutiny placed on her body. The verse form itself becomes the medium through which a girl who feels unheard claims her voice.
フィル・ストング, クルト・ヴィーゼ, 瀬田貞二
This humorous children’s story, based on a true incident, follows a small northern town after a moose wanders in and refuses to leave. The boys’ efforts to cope with the visitor give the book its warmth and charm.
オインカン・ブレイスウェイト, 粟飯原 文子
Korede, a nurse in Lagos, has repeatedly cleaned up after her dazzling younger sister Ayoola kills her boyfriends. When the doctor Korede secretly loves becomes drawn to Ayoola, the sisters' bond, guilt, and uneasy silence begin to come apart.
Najat El Hachmi
A socially engaged novel about migration, cultural identity, and women's choices and conflicts.
ティー・ブイ, 椎名ゆかり
This graphic memoir traces the Vietnam War and refugee migration through family memory. Prompted by childbirth, the narrator turns toward her parents’ past and renders family history, loss, and immigrant belonging with quiet force.
Judith Schalansky, Jackie Smith
A work of brief essays and descriptions that gathers lost things and places into a quiet meditation on loss, memory, and form.
アンナ・バーンズ, 栩木 玲子
In an unnamed community that evokes Northern Ireland during the Troubles, an eighteen-year-old narrator receives unwanted attention from an older man known as Milkman. As rumor hardens into social fact, silence, surveillance, misogyny and political violence seep into the smallest gestures of ordinary life.
コルソン・ホワイトヘッド, 藤井 光
Set at the Nickel Academy reform school in 1960s Florida, the novel follows Elwood, who is sent there on a false charge, and his friendship with the more hard-bitten Turner as institutional violence and racism crush young lives. Drawing on the history of a real reform school, it asks hard questions about dignity, survival, and moral choice.
Chantal Neveu, Eran Moure
An English translation of Chantal Neveu’s long poem, moving through science, art, revolution, and the spaces between things to ask what it means to live together.