In 'Paradise Rot,' Jenny Hval Traces A Surrealistic Sexual Awakening
In this tactile novel, the celebrated Norwegian musician Jenny Hval places two entropic lovers within a converted Australian brewery to explore sexuality, decay and freedom.
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Getting Too Old For Narnia In 'Light Between Worlds'
Laura Weymouth's new novel follows two sisters struggling with the aftermath of their adventures in a magic land. That struggle is the vivid heart of the book, but its Narnia-lite doesn't quite work.
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By the Book: Barbara Kingsolver: By the Book
Nonfiction: The Odyssey of a Gay Black Football-Star Banker, From ‘Peasant Boy’ to the Mountaintop
Profiles: The Coming of Age of Trans-Lit
'Travelling Cat' Chronicles Friendship, Loss And Life On The Road
You don't have to be a cat lover to enjoy Hiro Arikawa's novel about a man and his cat, traveling across Japan to visit old friends. And you may find yourself tearing up by the end.
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Paper Chase: The ‘Doctor Zhivago’ Nobel Dust-up
Nonfiction: A (Kafkaesque) Legal Battle Over the Author’s Papers Is at the Heart of ‘Kafka’s Last Trial’
Fierce, Spiky 'Friday Black' Packs A Big Punch
Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah's intellectually hefty debut works through ideas about racism, about classism and capitalism, about the apocalypse, and, most of all, about the corrosive power of belief.
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Babe Ruth, the First Modern Celebrity
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