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The Dissident
A refreshing and literary take on the genre that appeals to the intellect as well as the pulse.
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August Blue
Twice nominated for the Booker Prize and admired for her inventive fiction, Levy (Real Estate; The Man Who Saw Everything) typically writes challenging books that appeal to fans of the work of Rachel Cusk and Ali Smith. Her latest, a more conventional novel, is well told and affecting.
The Sullivanians: Sex, Psychotherapy, and the Wild Life of an American Commune
This gripping tale of an attempted societal shift will entrance readers. Well-researched and accessible, its broad appeal makes it a necessary part of sociology and psychology collections.
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Was It for This: Poems
Perhaps not as absorbing as her first work, though this may depend on the reader; still, Sullivan remains an original and observant writer.
King: A Life
A must for readers interested in moving beyond clichéd catchphrases to see a more complete and complex King, the context of his charisma, and the creation and content of his character.
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Picasso the Foreigner: An Artist in France, 1900–1973
This hydra of a book, one head assessing Picasso’s art, the other looking at how he negotiated his position in France in politically tense times, is strongly recommended to all Picasso enthusiasts.
True Life: Poems
Readers who enjoy W.S. Merwin, Mary Oliver, and Jane Kenyon will feel quite at home with Zagajewski’s poems; like those writers, he is never obscure or tentative but always luminous and alive. Essential for academic libraries and a worthy purchase for contemporary poetry collections in public libraries.
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The Weeds
This subtle, intelligent work—arranged like a catalogue of plants, complete with sketches
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