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Will Alexander
A collection of essays, prose, interviews, and a lecture that moves across surrealism, postcolonial history, and intellectual history. It foregrounds an attempt to expand the essay form itself.
MARIE ARANA
A biography of Simón Bolívar that also maps the history of Latin American independence.
Michael Symmons Roberts
Within the severe constraint of 150 fifteen-line poems, religious resonance, urban reality, bodily sensation, and metaphysical thought intersect. The compressed structure intensifies the layered feel of experience and the unease of the world.
Rory Mullarkey
Rory Mullarkey's debut full-length play follows Lizaveta as war and upheaval push her across a brutal, mythic landscape. The play mixes folklore and contemporary unease to explore survival, identity, and historical violence.
Daniel Kahneman
A major study of how intuitive and deliberate thinking shape judgment, choice, and error.
Youssef Ziedan, Jonathan Wright
A historical novel set in the early Christian world, following a Coptic monk as he moves from Upper Egypt to Alexandria and Syria while faith, power, and doubt collide.
王蒙
A long novel about the relationship between place and the individual, memory and history, set against the changing lives of contemporary Chinese society. It focuses on how ordinary people live through social transformation.
Tadeusz Rozewicz, Barbara Bogoczek
An autobiographical farewell to the author's mother, Stefania, built from memoir, poetry, and fragments of recollection. It is both a family record and a meditation on grief and inheritance.
Will Ferguson
A novel in which a mother travels to Nigeria after a fraud disaster and tries to trace the truth behind it.
Christopher Clark
A history book that re-reads Europe in 1914 through the chain of decisions that led to World War I.
マルセル プルースト, Marcel Proust, 高遠 弘美
The second volume of In Search of Lost Time, Within a Budding Grove follows the narrator as he moves from adolescent longing toward a more self-aware youth during his stay at Balbec. Seaside landscapes, Swann family society, and encounters with Elstir gradually shape the novel's reflections on memory, desire, and art.
Fintan O'Toole
A history book that tells Ireland’s story through a hundred objects. Each object opens onto a larger account of politics, culture, daily life, and memory.