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The Great Believers
Rebecca Makkai
1980年代のシカゴと現代のパリを往還しながら、HIV/AIDS 流行が残した喪失と友情、家族の断絶を描く長編小説。危機の記憶が現在にも影を落とす。
Widerfahrnis
Bodo Kirchhoff
偶然の出会いから始まる短い旅を通して、愛と孤独、そして他者への接近を描く小説。
Clearing Weather
Cornelia Meigs
Young Nicholas Drury has his hands full between looking after his ailing uncle and tending to the family business, a Massachusetts shipyard. Since the recent end of the Revolutionary War, shipbuilding is in decline and everyone in the town of Brascombe is feeling the economic pinch. Just as Nicholas is on the verge of giving up and declaring bankruptcy, he notices footprints in his backyard that lead him to new friends, a dangerous secret, and a plan to restore the community's fortunes. This Newbery Honor–winning novel for young readers recaptures the nation's anxious mood in the years that followed its newly won independence. The tale of an entire town pulling together and pitching in to build a great trading ship echoes the spirit of the American Revolution, and its account of the vessel's two-year adventure to the Caribbean and China reflects the young country's growing engagement with the wider world. Numerous atmospheric black-and-white illustrations add to the story's historical flavor.
Dear Boy (Faber Poetry)
Emily Berry
親密さと自己演出、愛情の不安と欲望の高まりが、速いテンポの詩の中で交互に現れる。率直さと皮肉が同居し、短い詩篇が感情の揺れを鋭く切り出す。
The Beautiful Summer (Penguin European Writers)
Cesare Pavese, Elizabeth Strout
夏の風景を背景に若者たちの情感と喪失を描く短篇集的な作品群。日常の些細な出来事や情景が内面と結びつき、孤独や欲望、成熟への不安が繊細かつ詩的に表現され、余韻のある読後感を残す。
There There: A novel
Tommy Orange
オークランドの都市部に生きるネイティブの人びとを、多声的な群像劇として描いた長編小説。家族の断絶、依存、歴史的な傷、コミュニティの再接続が、大きな集まりへ向かう時間のなかで交錯する。
Wait, Blink: A Perfect Picture of Inner Life
Gunnhild Øyehaug, Kari Dickson
文学を学ぶシグリッド、映画監督を志すリンネア、パフォーマンス作家トリーネら、創作と欲望に揺れる人物たちの物語が交差するノルウェー小説。偶然、引用、空想が連鎖し、人々が誰かや何かに属したいと願いながらも、奇妙で不安定な自分自身を引き受けていく姿を描く。
The Good Companions (J.B. Priestley Classic Re-Issues)
J. B. Priestley
ツアー興行を行う劇団に集った人びとが、互いに影響し合いながら成長していく群像小説。ユーモアと温かさをもって、友情、夢、成功のかたちを描く。
John Okada: The Life & Rediscovered Work of the Author Of No-No Boy
Frank Abe, Greg Robinson, Floyd Cheung
No-No Boy , John Okadas only published novel, centers on a Japanese American who refuses to fight for the country that incarcerated him and his people in World War II and, upon release from federal prison after the war, is cast out by his divided community. In 1957, the novel faced a similar rejection until it was rediscovered and reissued in 1976 to become a celebrated classic of American literature. As a result of Okadas untimely death at age forty-seven, the authors life and other works have remained obscure. This compelling collection offers the first full-length examination of Okadas development as an artist, placing recently discovered writing by Okada alongside essays that reassess his lasting legacy. Meticulously researched biographical details, insight from friends and relatives, and a trove of intimate photographs illuminate Okadas early life in Seattle, military service, and careers as a public librarian and a technical writer in the aerospace industry. This volume is an essential companion to No-No Boy .
マンゴー通り、ときどきさよなら (白水Uブックス)
サンドラ・シスネロス, くぼた のぞみ
ラティーナの少女エスペランサが、貧困やジェンダー、階級の圧力のなかで自分の居場所を探す連作的な長編。短い断章が、成長の痛みと希望を鮮やかに伝える。
England to America
Margaret Prescott Montague
第一次世界大戦下のデボンシャーで、アメリカ人将校のキャリー・スキップワースが英国の友人の家を訪れる。礼儀や間の取り方の違いに戸惑いながらも、家族が見せる沈黙の理由にたどり着き、異国の距離と深い思いやりを知る短篇。