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C. L. R. James, Christian Hogsbjerg, Laurent Dubois
A new critical edition of Toussaint Louverture, the play written by the Trinidadian intellectual and activist C. L.
ジュリアン バーンズ, Julian Barnes, 土屋 政雄
An elderly narrator revisits past friendships and love, and the novel shows how memory and time reshape the past.
Johar Buang
A Malay poetry collection of 51 poems that deepens inward reflection through Sufi spirituality and a broad sense of human love.
Andrew Williams
An investigation into the death of Baha Mousa that reconstructs the case, the chain of responsibility, and failures inside the military.
ヤン・マーテル, 唐沢 則幸
An allegorical survival novel about a boy and a Bengal tiger adrift in the Pacific, where faith and storytelling test what truth means.
ANDREW SOLOMON
A sweeping nonfiction book about how families confront identity, difference, and love through the stories of children with physical, mental, and social differences.
Oliver Jeffers
A picture book with a dry sense of humor and a gentle message about ownership and friendship. A boy’s certainty that the moose is his slowly gives way to a wider idea of sharing and belonging.
Louise Gluck
A poetry collection that traces a mind suspended between restraint and impulse in lucid, spare language.
Katie Taylor
A memoir of training, discipline, and the road to Olympic gold. Katie Taylor reflects on boxing, faith, and the pressure of carrying a nation’s hopes.
ジェイン ジェイコブズ
A theory book that rethinks the relationship between economics and cities by arguing that cities generate wealth.
ロレンス ダレル, 藤井 光
A layered novel set in Avignon, revolving around love, memory, and lost relationships.
Patricia Smith, Bill Loehfelm, Louisa Ermelino, Ted Anthony, Shay Youngblood, Michael Penncavage, Bruce DeSilva, Michael Largo, Binnie Kirshenbaum, Todd Craig, Eddie Joyce, Linda Nieves-Powell, Ashley Dawson, S.J. Rozan
A woman dealing with a troubled son is shaken into self-recognition by a nearby mother who murders her children. The story explores the unstable ground of motherhood, empathy and the emotional life that sits beside crime.