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The Vivisectors by Missouri Williams
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The Vivisectors

Coursing with icy suspense and rendered with violent precision, The Vivisectors is a new kind of love story for a broken era
All Them Dogs by Djamel White
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All Them Dogs

By turns savage, thrilling and unexpectedly tender, All Them Dogs is a gripping story of violence, lust, and greed that explores one man's struggles to find his place in an unsparing world
John of John by Douglas Stuart
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John of John

John of John is the heartbreaking story of a young man’s return home and how the bonds of family life are torn by the weight of expectation
The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout
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The Things We Never Say

With exquisite prose and profound insight, Elizabeth Strout captures the way grief reverberates through decades, the comfort found in deep friendships and the freedom that comes when we break free of our secrets
The Palm House by Gwendoline Riley
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The Palm House

A novel of enduring friendships and small mercies, The Palm House offers us Gwendoline Riley’s trademark keen observation and wit, and leaves us – somehow – with a curious sense of possibility
May We Feed the King by Rebecca Perry
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May We Feed the King

Laced with desire and longing, May We Feed the King is a playful, stirring meditation on history and storytelling: on what makes a King 'Great', and a life meaningful
The Renovation by Kenan Orhan
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The Renovation

The Renovation is a heartbreaking portrait of one family caught in the tides of history, grappling with grief, exile, politics and the painful absurdity of love
Black Bag by Luke Kennard
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Black Bag

A warped campus novel, an investigation into the crisis of masculinity and an off-kilter love story, Black Bag is a firework of a novel: blazingly funny and profoundly humane