Grasset
La neige brûle
Debray-R
Set around the encounter between Imilla and Boris in Havana, it tells a love story torn apart by revolution and violence.
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Fayard
Mal d'amour
Fayard-J
Three men’s feelings converge around one woman, and the novel traces the crossings of affection and desire, idealization and disappointment. It is a love story that carefully follows emotional instability itself.
W W Norton & Co Inc
Falling Awake
Alice Oswald
自然や生命の循環を叙事的かつ詩的に描いた作品。声と間の交錯を用い、世界の再発見と時間性を鋭く照射する詩篇が並ぶ。
Planeta Publishing
La Vida En El Abismo (Autores Espanoles E Iberoamericanos)
Ferran Torrent
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Archipelago
Love
Hanne Orstavik, Martin Aitken
A novel set over a few hours on the eve of a boy's birthday after a mother and son have moved to a small town in northern Norway. Though they seem bound by affection, Vibeke and Jon go out into separate nights, and the alternating viewpoints reveal loneliness and irreversible distance beside intimacy.
Grove Press, Black Cat
Hotel Silence
Audur Ava Olafsdottir, Brian FitzGibbon
Ör, known in English as Hotel Silence, follows Jónas, a divorced Icelandic handyman whose life has collapsed and who travels to a war-scarred country intending to die. As he repairs a damaged hotel and helps the people around it, he begins to see his own wounds in a different light.
Simon & Schuster
Asymmetry: A Novel
Lisa Halliday
A novel built around an uneven love affair and an airport detention, tracing power imbalances across two very different settings.
Riverhead Books
The Line Becomes a River: Dispatches from the Border
Francisco Cantú
This nonfiction account follows the author's years as a U.S. Border Patrol agent and the migrants, deaths, and institutional violence he encountered along the U.S.-Mexico border. His position inside the system intersects with the lives of those crossing it, revealing the human cost of border policy.
Mariner Books
Call Me Zebra
Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi
After her father's death, Zebra, a narrator shaped by exile, retraces a Mediterranean route carrying her family history and a library of literary references. The novel explores loss, movement, and self-invention in a sharp, comic, book-saturated voice.
Greenwillow Books
The Book of Boy: A Newbery Honor Award Winner
Catherine Gilbert Murdock
Set in medieval Europe, this historical fantasy follows Boy, a servant on a manor, as he travels with the pilgrim Secundus in search of sacred relics. Through danger and revelation, a child who has felt monstrous begins to discover his origins and his own worth.
Blackburn Press
The World was My Garden: Travels of a Plant Explorer
David Fairchild, Kay Elizabeth, Kay Alfred
A memoir-like account of plant hunting and gardening around the world. It recounts the experiences behind the introduction of new plants and reflects on the places, people, and practical work that shaped Fairchild’s life in horticulture.
Oxford Univ Pr
The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke
Jeffrey C. Stewart
A tiny, fastidiously dressed man emerged from Black Philadelphia around the turn of the twentieth century to mentor a generation of young artists like Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, and Jacob Lawrence and call them the New Negro--the gender ambiguous, transformative, artistic African Americans whose art would subjectivize Black people and embolden greatness. Alain Locke (1885-1954) believed Black Americans were sleeping giant that could transform America into a truly humanistic and pluralistic society. In the 1920s, these views were radical, but by announcing a New Negro in art, literature, music, dance, theatre, Locke shifted the discussion of race from the problem-centered discourses of politics and economics to the new creative industries of American modernism. Although this Europhile detested jazz, he used the Jazz Age interest in Black aesthetics to plant the notion in American minds that Black people were America's quintessential artists and Black urban communities were crucibles of creativity where a different life was possible in America. By promoting art, a Black dandy subjectivized Black people and became in the process a New Negro himself.