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Stuart Kelly
Stuart Kelly is the literary editor of Scotland on Sunday and a freelance critic and writer.
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Douglas Stuart won the Booker Prize in 2020. He was born and raised in Glasgow. Shuggie Bain is his widely acclaimed debut novel
War and Turpentine
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War and Turpentine

Stefan Hertmans’ imaginative reconstruction of a damaged life across the tumultuous decades of the 20th century; a deeply moving portrayal of family, grief, love and war
The War of the Poor
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The War of the Poor

Éric Vuillard tells the story of a man whose life casts light on the brutal times in which he lived - a period when, yet again, Europe was in flux
A Son of War
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A Son of War

Melvyn Bragg’s sequel to The Soldier’s Return. In the aftermath of the Second World War, the lives of the Richardson family have changed forever
An Ice-Cream War
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An Ice-Cream War

Set in a baking-hot East Africa during the First World War, William Boyd’s darkly comic debut novel illustrates the chaos and confusion of conflict