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Homunculus
Ace

Homunculus

James P. Blaylock

錬金術や奇術をモチーフにした幻想的な物語で、人工生命や奇怪な発明をめぐる冒険とユーモアが展開する。ヴィクトリアン風の雰囲気が全編を貫く。

Speaker for the Dead (Ender)
Tor Books

Speaker for the Dead (Ender)

Orson Scott Card

『エンダー』の続編にあたり、成長したエンダーが新たな星で“スピーカー”として死者の物語を語り、異星種族との誤解や文化摩擦、贖罪と和解を探る。宗教的・倫理的テーマと異文化理解が深く掘り下げられる。

Soldiers in Hiding
Atlantic Monthly Pr

Soldiers in Hiding

Richard Wiley

戦争とその後の生活をめぐる長編。帰還兵や元兵士の孤立、トラウマ、社会との摩擦を軸に、人間が抱える傷と隠された過去を掘り下げる、内面的に重厚な物語。

Jonathan Swift, a Hypocrite Reversed: A Critical Biography
Olympic Marketing Corp

Jonathan Swift, a Hypocrite Reversed: A Critical Biography

David Nokes

There has long been a need for an accessible, comprehensive--and affordable--single-volume life of Swift. This thoughtful, judicious biography promises to fill that need for our generation. Few author's reputations have fluctuated as wildly as Jonathan Swift's. From the beginning, critics and biographers divided into two camps--one hailing a champion of liberty, the other reviling a sadistic misanthrope. For years, moreover, an understanding of Swift's life was clouded by legends of his madness and mysteries surrounding his romantic attachments. Modern scholarship had swept all of this away, however, giving us a much sounder factual basis for comprehending the man's life and work. David Nokes portrays the author of Gulliver's Travels in his multifarious roles as satirist, politician, churchman, and friend. Combining the latest findings of Swiftian scholarship with an astute critical eye, he restores a proper balance between the specialist critics who have overemphasized specific themes or genres in Swift's work and the generalist critics who have missed many of the particularities of Swift's ironies. In so doing, Nokes gives us a biography very much in the spirit Swift himself endorsed: "a conservative humanism which saw specialisation as a first dangerous step towards that distorted simplification of complex human phenomena which characterized the views of all factions and fanatics." About the Author: David Nokes is Lecturer in English at King's College, the University of London.