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The Autograph Man
Zadie Smith delivers an unforgettable tale about who we are and what we really want to be, in this wry and thoughtful rite-of-passage novel
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I'll Go to Bed at Noon
Gerard Woodward’s richly woven novel, set in the 70s. As pressure builds on Colette to help her struggling family, her own weaknesses begin to emerge
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Jennifer Johnston
Jennifer Johnston was born in Dublin in 1930. She is one of the foremost Irish writers of her, or any, generation
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The Story of the Lost Child
Against the backdrop of a seductive and perilous Naples, Elena Ferrante delivers a searingly honest chronicle of a lifelong female friendship
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The Traitor's Niche
Ismail Kadare conjures up a surreal tale of tyranny and rebellion, in a Kafkaesque land where languages are banned and memories extinguished
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The Impostor
A hero - or a liar? Javier Cercas unravels the real Enric Marco and delves into humankind’s deep and conflicting needs for both fiction and truth
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Serotonin
Michel Houellebecq’s devastating story of solitude, longing and individual suffering, which is also a powerful indictment of modern life
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The Other Name: Septology I - II
In the first volume of a trilogy of novels, Jon Fosse presents us with an indelible and poignant exploration of the human condition
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An Inventory of Losses
With an engaging intensity of feeling, Judith Schalansky's strange and wonderful book pays elegant homage to past beauty now lost to this world
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The Vivisector
Patrick White explores the inner demons of the artist through Hurtle Duffield, an egotist incapable of loving anything except what he paints