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The Comfort of Strangers
Ian McEwan
Many of the trademarks we have come to expect in McEwan novels are already here in this early novel published in the U. S. in 1981, the ironic title, the complexity, the psychological tension, the ambiguities, the questions left unanswered. If you had already...
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The Yellow Eyes of Crocodiles
Katherine Pancol
Katherine Pancol has created such deep, complex, and very real characters that you become wrapped up in their world immediately. It's one of those books that you read all in a breath. The Yellow Eyes of Crocodiles (published in 2006) has been a huge success...
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Regal Will
Amélie Nothomb
This is another novel by Amelie Nothomb, in which she decides to ask the question “What if?”. What if somebody dies in your apartment? What if you don’t call an ambulance? What if you exchange his identity card and driving license with...
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The Blade Itself
Joe Abercrombie
Long on intrigue, stark and direct, from a quality standpoint Abercrombie's debut fits well within the upper reaches of the fantasy genre and produces a number of decent mysteries for books two and three of the trilogy. Abercrombie has put a new spin on the...
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Shepherds of the Night
Jorge Amado
The word "picaresque" was invented for the novels about the demi-monde of Bahia, Brazil, written by Jorge Amado. All of them contain characters you hate to part from, characters that will live forever in the world of fiction, the characters of novels like...
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We the Geniuses
Jechka Georgieva
WE THE GENIUSES could be called a collection of short stories, but the author prefers to think of it as “a collection of incidents”. It is purely autobiographical and was originally written for the amusement of friends and relatives, but the...
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My Asia
Rayko Mateev
My Asia proves that overcoming our fears, including the fear of being free, shows many a roads: the road to the sea; the road to delight; and the road to Asia. This is a story about adventures, travels and the "maypenray"...
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Haroun and the sea of stories
Salman Rushdie
Haroun and the Sea of Stories is a 1990 children's book by Salman Rushdie. It was Rushdie's first novel after The Satanic Verses. It is a phantasmagorical story that begins in a city so old and ruinous that it has forgotten its name. Haroun and the Sea of...
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Conversation with Spinoza
Goce Smilevski
At the deathbed of 17th-century philosopher Baruch Spinoza, "you," a kind of theoretical interlocutor, notices a teardrop on the dead man's cheek—of which his spirit then denies the existence. Thus begins Macedonian novelist Smilevski's fourth novel...
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A Day in the Life of Ancient Rome
Alberto Angela
Many books, documentaries and movies claim to chronicle daily life in Ancient Rome, but it's rare to find a narrative so encrusted in detail as this lively offering from an Italian author and television host. Adopting a first person plural voice, Angela takes...
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An Uncertain Place
Fred Vargas
This time Adamsberg is in London accompanied by the ridiculously bright Danglar and the ingenuous Estaler. There they find many pairs of shoes with the feet within at the gates of Highgate cemetery. Then he returns to Paris in order to run into not just...
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Resurrection
Tucker Malarkey
Resurrection draws on actual events surrounding the discovery of the Lost Gospels of Nag Hammadi. Suppressed by officials of the early Church, these sacred texts disappeared nearly two thousand years ago and were rediscovered unexpectedly in the 1940’s...
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La vie, en gros
Mikaël Ollivier
Benjamin a quinze ans, et s'il y a une chose qu'il aime faire dans la vie, c'est manger. Mais, lors d'une visite médicale, l'infirmière scolaire lui annonce qu'il souffre d'une obésité de “catégorie 2”. Sa vie...
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The Life of Hunger
Amélie Nothomb
Amelie Nothomb has written several novels grounded firmly in autobiography, but these all focus on a relatively short time-span, a few years of her life. Though The Life of Hunger accelerates rapidly once the narrator reaches adolescence, the book is...
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