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The Luminaries
Eleanor Catton’s fiendishly clever novel is both a ghost story and gripping mystery, it richly evokes a mid-19th century world of goldrush boom and bust
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A Tale for the Time Being
Ruth Ozeki’s bewitching metafictional novel about our shared humanity and the search for home
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History of the Rain
In Niall Williams’ celebration of books, love and the healing power of the imagination, a bedridden daughter of a dead poet searches for her father
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The Bone Clocks
A metaphysical thriller, a meditation on mortality and a chronicle of our self-devouring times - from the masterful David Mitchell
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TransAtlantic
Colum McCann presents an epic and engrossing story of slavery, poverty, struggle and survival that keeps asking: how does the past shape the future?
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Unexploded
Passions run high in Alison MacLeod's strikingly original novel of love and prejudice in wartime Brighton
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The Lowland
In Jhumpa Lahiri’s sweeping drama, the deep bond between two brothers can do nothing to forestall the tragedy that will upend their lives
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How to Be Both
Ali Smith’s highly original literary double-take is a fast-moving, genre-bending conversation between forms, times, truths and fictions
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Orfeo
With pitch perfect precision, Richard Powers tells the story of a musician journeying into his past as he desperately flees the present
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Do Not Say We Have Nothing
Madeleine Thien’s gripping evocation of the persuasive power of revolution and its effects on personal and national identity