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Cristina Rivera Garza, Suzanne Jill Levine, Aviva Kana
Set in a snowbound forest, the journey of an ex-detective searching for a missing couple exposes the distortions of language and the violence of capitalism. It is a short but dense novella where fairy tale and detective fiction intersect.
Eric Vuillard, Mark Polizzotti
A short-chapter novel that fragments the rise of Nazism into scenes of political and financial complacency. It sharply exposes power, responsibility, and the machinery behind history.
Anna Burns
北アイルランドの紛争期を舞台に、無名の若い女性が「ミルクマン」と呼ばれる存在による嫌がらせと噂に翻弄される様を、独特の語り口で描く。集団的ヒステリー、監視、女性の声の抑圧が主題。
Esi Edugyan
Washington Black, a boy raised enslaved on a Barbados sugar plantation, is drawn into a wider world through his master’s brother and begins a journey of escape and self-discovery. The novel folds the violence of slavery into a story of formation and survival.
Michael Redhill
A psychological novel in which a writer investigates a mysterious man who resembles him, confronting memory, guilt, and family secrets along the way. Its metafictional design deepens the instability of identity.
Tade Thompson
A science-fiction novel set in the Nigerian city of Rosewater and the mysterious biodome that has appeared there. A government agent becomes entangled in events involving memory, psychic ability, and an unknown presence.
Roger O'Reilly
An illustrated guide to lighthouses across Ireland. It presents their navigational function, coastal culture, history, and local character through both practical information and an evocative visual approach.
Hannah Sullivan
In three long poems about New York, California, birth, and loss, the book reworks urban life and time for the present.
Joan Fleming
Set in Istanbul, this mystery turns a chance sighting and a simple handoff into a much larger incident. Centered on Nuri Bey, it builds a chain of unpredictable clues while drawing strength from its sense of place and cultural texture.
Meg Medina
Merci Suárez Changes Gears is a middle-grade novel about Merci, a Cuban American sixth grader at a private school in Florida. With humor and warmth, it portrays jealousy and belonging at school alongside family life as her grandfather begins to change.
Mario Soldati
Moving between postwar Italy, Rome, and Capri, the story intertwines desire, jealousy, and self-deception. Built around letters and confessions, it sharply traces emotional distortion and social masks.
Laura Furman
The Tomb of Wrestling is a short story by Jo Ann Beard collected as the opening piece in The O. Henry Prize Stories 2018. It quietly traces memory, the body, and the tensions of intimate connection, drawing a sense of loss and attachment from the details of personal experience.