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The Water Cure
Sophie Mackintosh brings us face to face with the brutality of love, demanding to know the price of survival in a hostile world
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Everything Under
Daisy Johnson’s debut novel turns classical myth on its head in an unsettling story of family and identity, of fate, language, love and belonging
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Warlight
A young man journeys back in time - through reality, memory, and imagination - to understand his unusual past
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Sabrina
Nick Drnaso’s damning depiction of a modern world devoid of personal interaction was the first graphic novel in Booker Prize history to be nominated
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How Much of These Hills Is Gold
C. Pam Zhang’s impressive debut re-imagines the American West in an epic novel about family and the search for both a home and a fortune
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My Sister the Serial Killer
Oyinkan Braithwaite’s fiendishly wicked comic novel about how blood is thicker - and more difficult to get out of the carpet - than water
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The Man Who Saw Everything
Deborah Levy's electrifying novel examines the grave crime of carelessness, the weight of history and our ruinous attempts to shrug it off
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Lost Children Archive
Valeri Luisell’s masterful novel is full of echoes and reflections as it intertwines two very different journeys to the same destination
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Night Boat to Tangier
A tragicomic masterwork from multi-award-winning writer Kevin Barry which is mordant and hilarious, lyrical yet laden with menace
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Frankissstein
What happens when humans are no longer the smartest beings on the planet? Jeanette Winterson explores a present closer to that future than we realise