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Quarantine
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Quarantine

Jim Crace’s imaginative retelling of a biblical story centres on four travellers trapped in the wilderness, and their terrifying battle for survival
The God of Small Things
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The God of Small Things

Arundhati Roy’s poetic debut novel tells the story of twins Estha and Rahel, and the shocking consequences of a pivotal event in their young lives
The Blind Assassin
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The Blind Assassin

Margaret Atwood’s 2000 Booker winner is a multilayered drama that weaves its narrative threads across past and present, fiction and reality
When We Were Orphans
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When We Were Orphans

Kazuo Ishiguro’s adventurous combination of historical fiction and detective story, set largely in England and Shanghai of the 1930s
English Passengers
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English Passengers

Narrated by over 20 voices, Matthew Kneale’s ambitious historical novel brings a past age to vivid and memorable life
Wolfy and the Strudelbakers
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Wolfy and the Strudelbakers

Zvi Jagendorf’s wonderful comic novel about a young Jewish refugee in wartime London is an enchanting blend of sharp humour and crisp observation
Translated Accounts
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Translated Accounts

James Kelman offers us a harrowing glimpse into a realm where power is unchecked and liberties are few or nonexistent
Dogside Story
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Dogside Story

Patricia Grace's rich and dramatic novel, threaded with humour, presents a powerful picture of the Maori people in modern times
By the Sea
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By the Sea

Abdulrazak Gurnah’s story of love and betrayal, of seduction and possession, and of people desperately trying to find stability amidst the maelstrom
The Blue Tango
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The Blue Tango

Eoin McNamee's wonderful novel is at once a gripping thriller and a danse macabre through a shadowy world of corruption and sexual intrigue