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Anna Burns
In an unnamed Northern Irish community, an eighteen-year-old narrator is pursued by a man known as Milkman and becomes trapped in rumor, surveillance, and communal pressure. The novel renders political division, sexual coercion, and silence through a radically distinctive voice.
Emanuele Trevi
Set in 1980s Rome, the book follows a young narrator through memories of photographer Arturo Patten, critic Cesare Garboli, and poet Amelia Rosselli. Autobiographical fiction and essay overlap in a meditation on art, melancholy, and the power of illusion.
Kim Hyesoon, Fi Jae Lee, Don Mee Choi
An English translation of Kim Hyesoon's poem cycle, treating death as collective grief, ritual, and reverence.
Oyinkan Braithwaite
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.
Liz Nugent
A psychological thriller about Cordelia, who has spent years on the French Riviera passing herself off as an English socialite. Beauty, lies, family wounds, and memories of flight gather beneath a glamorous surface until ruin breaks through.
André Corthis
Pour moi seule is a 1919 French novel that follows a young woman, Alvère, as she confronts family secrets and her own desires while wavering between love and social expectation. Through introspective monologue and conversation, the novel quietly explores domestic pressure, class awareness, and a woman's self-formation.
Andrew Delbanco
A history book tracing the relationship between fugitive slaves and legal structures from the early republic to the Civil War. It shows how slavery was built into the formation of the nation, linking political history with human movement.
Lindsey Hilsum
A biography of war correspondent Marie Colvin, built from diaries, reporting, and testimony. It follows the courage and cost of a journalist who kept bearing witness in conflict zones, while examining the ethics and danger of war reporting.
Hilda Hilst, Laura Cesarco Eglin
Built around the idea of death as a lifelong seduction, this minimal poetry collection stares straight at the boundary between life and death. Its concise yet densely charged language carries sensuality, spirituality, and playfulness at once, bringing Hilda Hilst's poetic core vividly into view.
Melissa Lucashenko
A sharp, darkly funny novel about a woman returning home to face family wounds, land, and the violence around survival.
Bernard Maclaverty
『Midwinter Break』は、熟年の夫婦が旅先で経験する出来事を通じて、結婚生活の距離感や個々の孤独、人生の意味を静謐に描く長編。控えめな筆致が登場人物の内面を浮かび上がらせる。
Fabio Genovesi
Through childhood memories and family scenes, the novel humorously captures growing up in an Italian provincial town.