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The Stone Carvers
Spanning three decades and two continents, Jane Urquhart’s novel follows the story of ordinary lives marked by obsession and transformed by art
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The Death of Vishnu
In the first book of Manil Suri’s three-volume series The Hindu Gods, an ordinary man slips beyond this world as all around him life continues
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The Leto Bundle
Marina Warner interweaves myth and legend, history and politics, to create a kaleidoscopic fable about exile and loss
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An Orchestra of Minorities
In the mythic style of the Igbo literary tradition, Chigozie Obioma weaves a heart-wrenching epic about the tension between destiny and determination
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Ducks, Newburyport
Lucy Ellmann’s scorching indictment of America’s barbarity, past and present, and a lament for a world sleepwalking into environmental disaster
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Snap
A snap decision has devastating consequences, in Belinda Bauer’s thrilling and brilliantly unconventional crime novel
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Quichotte
Salman Rushdie’s tragicomic tale is very much of our deranged time, but was inspired by Miguel de Cervantes’ classic Don Quixote
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The Wall
John Lanchester’s thrilling and hypnotic work of fiction: a mystery story, a love story, a war story and a story about a voyage
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The Taxi Driver's Daughter
Julia Darling’s inventive and often moving portrayal of a family on the verge of collapse, delivered with wit and sympathetic humour
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Schopenhauer's Telescope
Gerald Donovan’s chilling narrative about civil war. In a field in Europe, two men are separated by a deepening grave. But only one of them is digging