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My Heavenly Favourite - Lucas Rijneveld

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[Graywolf Press; 2025] Tr. from the Dutch by Michele Huthinson Dutch author Lucas Rijneveld became an overnight sensation after winning the International Booker Prize in 2020. Their debut novel, The Discomfort of Evening, quickly gained notoriety for its shocking portrayal of ten-year-old Jas and her siblings’ shattering transgressions of animal cruelty and sexual experimentation in rural Netherlands.
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Alternative Facts - Emily Greenberg

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[Kallisto Gaia Press; 2025] In the 1970’s, a clutch of American writers began to use real life public figures as characters in their novels. Harry Houdini and J.P Morgan featured in E.L Doctorow’s Ragtime, Warren Harding and the Harlem Renaissance writers were amongst the characters in Ishamael Reed’s, Mumbo Jumbo. And then there was Robert Coover’s The Public Burning, narrated by Richard Nixon and mysteriously moved from bookshelves after dipping its toes in the bestseller list.
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Fog and Car - Eugene Lim

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[Coffee House Press; 2024] Eugene Lim is a novelist who engages in the complex social and political facets of twenty-first-century modernity. In Dear Cyborgs(2017), he addressed issues of art and political protest, while Search History(2021) dealt with AI, virtual reality, and racial identity. Both novels are contemporaneous and overtly political.
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