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Yoko Ogawa, Stephen Snyder
The Memory Police depicts an island where birds, flowers, photographs, and even memories disappear one by one. Under a power that enforces forgetting, the narrator, a novelist, hides her editor and tries to hold what is vanishing in words.
Olga Tokarczuk, Antonia Lloyd-Jones
Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead tells of a series of deaths in a Polish mountain village through Janina, an older woman devoted to astrology and animal ethics. Mystery, fable, and ecological anger blend together.
Antonio Pennacchi
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J・G・バラード, 山田 和子
A novel of wartime Shanghai seen through the eyes of a boy left on his own amid chaos and change.
Christian McKay Heidicker, Junyi Wu
Young foxes learn fear and survival through linked stories in a middle-grade horror novel that balances menace, humor, and companionship.
Yasmin Joseph
A play in which two young women navigate friendship, sexual politics, and tradition against the backdrop of Notting Hill Carnival.
Michael Robotham
善悪の境界を揺さぶる心理サスペンス。容疑者／被害者といった立場の曖昧さを通じて人間の嘘や記憶、倫理が浮かび上がり、読者に道徳的な問いを投げかける緊張感ある物語。
ジェニファー イーガン, Jennifer Egan, 中谷 友紀子
Set in Brooklyn from the Great Depression into the Second World War, this historical novel follows Anna Kerrigan as she searches for the truth behind her father's disappearance and pushes into the male world of naval-yard diving. Organized crime on the waterfront, family silence, and the pull of the sea converge in a story about loneliness and the hunger for freedom in a city at war.
Sarah Rose Etter
The novel follows Cassie, a woman born with her stomach twisted into a knot, through a life rendered by alternating everyday scenes and surreal imagery. Through a meat farm, city work, love, and illness, it asks how women’s bodies are seen and wounded by society.
劉 慈欣, 立原 透耶, 大森 望, 光吉 さくら, ワン チャイ
A hard-SF novel that begins with events during China's Cultural Revolution and expands into first contact between humanity and an alien civilization. Scientific thinking and civilizational crisis intersect to create an epic account of interstellar tension.
Elizabeth Genovise
“Irises” is a short story about family secrets and loss, following a woman as she deepens her understanding of herself inside a shifting web of relationships. As part of Posing Nude for the Saints, it stands out for its restrained prose.
Etel Adnan, Sarah Riggs
Built from poems originally written in French, this collection lets time, memory, war, and love braid together in non-linear ways. Its structure expands from a single moment toward historical scale, placing everyday perception and philosophical thought in the same current.