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バートランド・ラッセル, 市井 三郎
A sweeping history of Western philosophy that moves from ancient Greece to the twentieth century, placing ideas within their historical and social settings. It combines clarity with criticism and has long remained a standard introduction.
Edmond Jaloux
Le reste est silence slowly reveals the tensions hidden within family and community through a restrained prose style. Beneath the calm narration, memory, desire, and loss gradually spread outward.
Steve Wiegenstein
A short-story collection set in the Ozarks, following a wide cast of characters and finding quiet moral pressure in ordinary life.
Rick Riordan
The Tower of Nero by Rick Riordan is A reader-favorite title that drew strong popular support.
マーガレット・アトウッド, 鴻巣友季子
A sequel to The Handmaid's Tale that follows three women in Gilead as the regime begins to crack and resistance takes shape.
ジュリア・ボイド, 園部 哲
This work of narrative history follows Germany from the aftermath of the First World War to the end of the Second through the records of foreign travelers, diplomats, reporters, students, artists, and athletes. By foregrounding uncertainty, fascination, blindness, and resistance as they appeared at the time, it shows fascism becoming part of everyday scenery.
Katya Balen, Angela Harding
October, a girl who lives in the woods, faces change after an accident and the return of her mother. The novel ties the feel of nature closely to the pain of growing up.
Anja Kampmann, Anne Posten
Waclaw, an oil-rig worker in the Atlantic, loses his colleague and closest friend Matyas on a stormy night. Driven by grief, he moves through Morocco, Hungary, Malta, Italy, and finally his German hometown, confronting labor, memory, male intimacy, and the difficulty of returning to his own life.
Laura Jean McKay
Speculative fiction novel about interspecies communication triggered by a pandemic, inspired by chikungunya virus experience.
Randall Horton
A collection of poems that questions freedom and oppression through a narrator who uses poetry as a weapon to restore dignity within the prison system.
モーリヤック, 福田 耕介
Thérèse Desqueyroux is François Mauriac's best-known novel, portraying a woman who seeks freedom inside an oppressive marriage. Guilt, faith, and moral pressure accumulate quietly, and the novel explores the heroine's shifting consciousness and loneliness more deeply than the outward event itself.
Adeleke Adeyemi
It is an African success story that the whole world can share!Banji's Story "...dramatizes the importance of growing food and returning to the earth, the sustainer of human life. A gifted storyteller, Adeleke Adeyemi explores the consciousness, emotions and actions of a child in a fascinating narrative distinguished by the simplicity of its themes, ideas, language and style. Indeed, this is a loveable and credible novel that endorses family cohesion and responsible parenting that would guide children to become imaginative, well-motivated and balanced individuals.” (Excerpt from Report of the Panel of Judges, The Nigeria Prize for Literature)