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Best books out in September, from Emily St John Mandel, RF Kuang and more

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By Kate Evans Verified, Nicola Heath Verified, Daniel Herborn Verified, Juliet Rieden, Rosie Ward, Ying-Di Yin
| MSN Australia Verified
Kate Evans for The Bookshelf; Nicola Heath; Declan Fry; Daniel Herborn; Juliet Rieden; Rosie Ofori Ward and Ying-Di Yin September sees new releases from some of the world's biggest literary stars. Bestselling Canadian author Emily St John Mandel has conceived not one but two alarmingly plausible dystopian near futures in her latest novel, Exit Party.
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How to Have a Euro Summer in London

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By Ying-Di Yin
| Suitcase Magazine Verified
It’s that time of the year: August means Euro summer. Cue friends and colleagues posting from a Greek island or a seemingly endless road trip along the coast of southern Italy, while you’re doomscrolling Dua Lipa’s honeymoon in Ischia and everyone else’s pintxos-and-feta salad photo dumps. Everyone’s tanned, swathed in loose linen, and permanently abroad. At least, it feels like it.
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Sheree Joseph's debut memoir, Juicy, reveals what happens when life doesn't live up to expectations

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By Ying-Di Yin
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Sheree Joseph always assumed the first book she wrote would be fiction. "We all have this idea of writing the Great Australian Novel," she says, laughing. First books, she'd always figured, were supposed to be ambitious and invented. Memoir was what came decades later, once you'd lived enough life to justify looking back.
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