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Nancy MacLean
Nancy MacLean's Democracy in Chains traces the influence of radical free-market thought on American politics. It examines the relationship between democracy, capitalism, and policymaking with strong historical depth.
Victor LaValle
The Changeling is a dark fantasy in which antiquarian bookseller Apollo follows a nightmare of loss involving his wife and child into a folkloric underside of contemporary New York. The fear and love of parenthood, and the violence of the city, rise as a tale of the uncanny.
Sarah Perry
Inspired by Essex sea serpent myth, story of Victorian widow Cora Seaborne and her circle.
Mario Vargas Llosa
ドミニカ共和国のトルヒーヨ独裁政権の末期を舞台に、独裁者とその周辺、抵抗者の視点を交錯させながら、体制の腐敗と暴力を克明に描く歴史的小説。個人の倫理、記憶、国家暴力の相互作用を重層的に明らかにする傑作。
Benjamin Taylor
Benjamin Taylor's The Hue and Cry at Our House: A Year Remembered is a memoir that traces family and personal memory through the year around Kennedy's assassination. Beginning with childhood experience, it quietly layers family life, loss, and the atmosphere of an era.
Gail Honeyman
Eleanor, an accounts clerk in Glasgow, tells herself she is fine while living inside rigid routines and profound loneliness. A chance encounter with her colleague Raymond and a small act of kindness lead her toward the past she has sealed away and toward learning connection again.
Olga Tokarczuk, Jennifer Croft
Flights is Olga Tokarczuk's experimental novel made of fragments about travel, movement, the body, preservation, and death. Airports, hotels, anatomical specimens, Chopin's heart, and stories of disappearance intersect as the book asks how constant movement reshapes memory and being.
Marian Hurd McNeely, William Siegel
A story of frontier life and family cooperation. This children's novel warmly depicts young people overcoming hardship and growing into independence.
Rodrigo Fresán, Will Vanderhyden
A sprawling metafiction begins with an aging writer, disillusioned with literary culture, trying to erase himself from reality. Moving freely among Fitzgerald, Pink Floyd, cinema, and myth, the novel blurs the boundary between fact and invention and makes storytelling itself the subject.
Tommy Pico
This book-length poem follows Teebs, a young queer Indigenous poet who resists writing a nature poem. It pushes back against easy associations between Indigeneity and nature while leaping through urban life, desire, and colonial memory.
Rena Priest
This poetry collection moves through nature, body, love, and the pressure of gender. Its musical surface holds responses to patriarchy and worldly unease, combining pain with fluidity.
Eimear McBride
Set in 1990s London, this novel follows a young Irish woman and an older actor in a love story that reveals both growth and damage.