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Tanya Landman
Set in 1910s Jamaica, this historical novel follows Alfred, a boy taken into a mounted regiment, as he comes of age. His search for a place within the realities of colonial rule gives the story its force.
Craig Santos Perez
This poetry collection layers Guam’s history, migration, militarization, and family memory, moving between the island’s colonial reality and everyday life.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
A novel set against the Nigerian civil war that uses family life and romance to show the collision between private lives and national crisis.
Hisham Aidi
This nonfiction work traces the relationship between Muslim youth culture and music. Using hip-hop and reggae as entry points, it shows how immigrant communities and protest expression become intertwined.
Maurizio Maggiani
A novel of a young man, Saverio, who travels to the Siwa desert in search of courage and the story of his family. As he tracks his father’s memory and his own roots, the book asks what courage really means.
オルガ トカルチュク, 小椋 彩
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.
Donal Ryan
A multi-voiced novel about life in Ireland after the financial crash. It traces jobs lost, loyalties strained, and the fragile bonds of a community under pressure.
Elizabeth Kolbert
A nonfiction investigation into the extinction crisis driven by human activity.
アーサー・C. クラーク, Arthur C. Clarke, 南山 宏
A first-contact science-fiction novel about humanity’s investigation of a huge alien cylinder entering the Solar System.
Jeff Vandermeer
A science-fiction horror novel about the twelfth expedition into Area X, where four women encounter a landscape that distorts perception, identity, and the natural world.
Sergio Vila-Sanjuán
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Juan Ramón Jiménez, Jose Antoni Exposito, Edgardo Solas
From its first publication in 1917, Juan Ramón Jiménez turned his Silversmith - the donkey that walked the poet in the afternoons of Moguer - into a legendary figure as popular as Alicia or the Little Prince. With an exquisite and at the same time simple language, full of beautiful images and full of melancholy, the poet, sometimes in dialogue with Platero and others in his company, tells us about the beauty of the environment and its relationship with all things. Without a doubt, Platero has dazzled generations of readers.