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Did You Ever Have a Family
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Did You Ever Have a Family

Bill Clegg explores the idea of family - the ones we are born with, the ones we create - through his story of loss and love, fracture and forgiveness
Work Like Any Other
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Work Like Any Other

A man’s life spirals out of control in Virginia Reeves’ deeply affecting story of dispossession, injustice and redemption, set in 1920s rural Alabama
All That Man Is
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All That Man Is

David Szalay discerns a shared longing in the hearts of nine ludicrous and inarticulate, shocking and despicable, vital, pitiable, hilarious men
Eileen
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Eileen

In this taut psychological thriller from Ottessa Moshfegh, a young woman is pushed into complicity in a crime that surpasses her wildest imaginings
Satin Island
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Satin Island

Tom McCarthy’s strange and elusive vision of a Kafkaesque world in contemporary London, where a company man begins to think for himself…
The Chimes
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The Chimes

In her visionary novel, Anna Smaill creates a world where music has replaced the written word and memories are carried as physical objects
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4 3 2 1

In this brilliantly unique book, four parallel and entirely different lives, a young boy grows up - again and again and again
History of Wolves
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History of Wolves

Over a few days, a teenage girl makes a set of choices that will reverberate throughout her life in Emily Fridlund’s powerful and intense debut
The Overstory
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The Overstory

Richard Powers’ radical and remarkable novel. Nine strangers are each summoned in different ways by the natural world to save it from catastrophe
The Long Take
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The Long Take

Robin Robertson’s lyrical narrative follows a good man haunted by war and violence - yet resolved to find kindness again, in the world and in himself