Wickedly observant and unapologetically layered, A Suitable Arrangement is a masterful depiction of class, marriage, and the modern Indian man’s fractured ego.
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Living in a bubble, in a comfort zone, is not a long-term solution to a successful community and a prosperous planet.
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In Bumba Meu Boi, a workplace meltdown transforms into a rhythmic revelation. Language isn’t just expression—it’s exorcism. From the haunting echo of Juggernaut to the liberating chant of Bumba Meu ...
Victorian Psycho plunges you into the eerie depths of a crumbling mansion where nothing is as it seems, and the line between sanity and madness blurs. Virginia Feito masterfully weaves ...
A man is more than his worst deed.
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Eye contact can ignite passionate feelings, revealing the powerful and often surprising triggers behind the emotion we call love.
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I’ve never been good at following rules.
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This is a novel that on the surface feels quite innocent, but which has a deeply troubling core. In the current refugee crisis it is a novel of which we ...
Written in her deliciously dark tone, Bazterrica’s claws puncture polite society’s fragile membrane, revealing the darkness writhing beneath.
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A personal investigation into land, and its role in forging a civilisation.
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A sense of inevitability pervades “River Spirit ” as seven narrators negotiate the personal, political and religious challenges of Sudan in the late nineteenth century.
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A story that crosses four generations of a family, “All Your Children, Scattered” looks at how communication breaks down, and how it might be repaired.
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Scego blends Italy’s contentious past and present, unearthing the layers beneath Rome’s glittering surface.
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This novel simply is. Give it the time and attention it deserves and it will stay with you for the rest of your life
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Li reanimates the yearnings and struggles of Chinese-Malaysian women over the years, and presents a vivid sense of place.
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Several days after finishing the book, something dawned on me in a way I’ve never experienced before… a sort of quiet marvelling.
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Translated from French by Jeffrey Zuckerman, Pina, which won the 2017 Eugène Dabit Prize, is a rebuke of the romanticised ideals of Tahiti and its golden sands.
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In ‘Solo Dance’, by Li Kotomi, Japan – Asia’s most advanced country – is described as a “queer desert.”
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This collection, somewhere between prose and poetry, recounts the painful experience of war and exile
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