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Curated Fiction titles — reviews, authors and recommendations for readers
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Dogs of Summer
Andrea Abreu
Two girls in a Canary Islands neighborhood, a summer and an intense friendship told in pure Canarian speech. A fresh, acclaimed debut.
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Cometierra
Dolores Reyes
A young woman who eats earth sees what happened to the disappeared. Reyes blends the fantastic with the violence of Argentina's outskirts.
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The Gratitudes
Delphine de Vigan
An old woman losing her words and the two people who accompany her. De Vigan on debt, gratitude and old age.
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Bad Girls
Camila Sosa Villada
The lives of a group of travestis in a Córdoba park, Argentina, told with rawness and tenderness. Sosa Villada's unforgettable voice.
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Where the Crawdads Sing
Delia Owens
An abandoned girl grows up alone in the North Carolina marshes and years later is suspected of murder. Mystery, nature and a trial, with the force of a publishing phenomenon.
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Easy Reading
Cristina Morales
Four women with intellectual disabilities in a Barcelona group home rebel against everything. Morales, punk and National Prize-winner.
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The Disgusting Ones
Santiago Lorenzo
A man flees to an abandoned village to escape everyone and finds the happiness of needing nothing. Lorenzo and gentle misanthropy.
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The Braid
Laetitia Colombani
Three women in India, Italy and Canada unknowingly linked by a lock of hair. A choral novel about sisterhood.
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Hurricane Season
Fernanda Melchor
The murder of a witch in a Mexican village unleashes a torrent of voices and misery. Melchor and prose that won't let you breathe.
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Homeland
Fernando Aramburu
Two Basque families broken by ETA, silence and the impossibility of forgiveness. The great Spanish novel on terrorism.
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A Little Life
Hanya Yanagihara
Four friends in New York and the unspeakable trauma of one of them. Yanagihara and a novel as brutal as it is hypnotic.
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Americanah
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
A Nigerian woman emigrates to the US and discovers what it means to be Black in another country. Adichie on identity, race and love.
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The Goldfinch
Donna Tartt
A boy survives a museum bombing, steals a painting in the chaos and carries that secret through his entire adult life. A monumental coming-of-age novel about art and loss.
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Out in the Open
Jesús Carrasco
A boy flees across a parched plain pursued by a brutal power, helped by an old goatherd. A dazzling, arid debut.
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My Brilliant Friend
Elena Ferrante
Two friends grow up in a poor Naples neighborhood bound by fierce rivalry. The start of the Neapolitan tetralogy that won the world.
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Freedom
Jonathan Franzen
A progressive, apparently exemplary marriage unravels over three decades, dragging along all the contradictions of liberal America. Franzen returns to the great family novel.
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Signs Preceding the End of the World
Yuri Herrera
A young woman crosses the Mexico-US border to find her brother. Herrera turns the migrant journey into myth. Brief and dazzling.
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The Vegetarian
Han Kang
A woman stops eating meat and her decision unleashes the violence of those around her. Han Kang, 2024 Nobel, disturbing and precise.
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A Thousand Splendid Suns
Khaled Hosseini
Two Afghan women bound by suffering under the same husband and war. Even harder and more beautiful than The Kite Runner.
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The Elegance of the Hedgehog
Muriel Barbery
A cultured concierge who pretends to be ordinary and a gifted girl recognize each other in a Parisian building. Tender and subtle.
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The History of Love
Nicole Krauss
A lonely old man, a searching girl and a lost book that links their lives. Krauss and a novel about memory and loss.
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2666
Roberto Bolaño
Five stories orbiting the femicides of a Mexican border city. Bolaño's total, posthumous work.
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The Kite Runner
Khaled Hosseini
A childhood betrayal in Afghanistan that haunts a man for life. Hosseini on guilt, friendship and redemption.
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Middlesex
Jeffrey Eugenides
The story of three generations of a Greek family in Detroit and a gene that culminates in Cal, an intersex person searching for themselves. An ambitious, tender saga.
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Atonement
Ian McEwan
A child's lie destroys two lives and the writer spends the rest of hers trying to make amends. McEwan at his peak.
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The Corrections
Jonathan Franzen
A Midwestern mother wants to gather her three scattered children for one last Christmas while her husband sinks into Parkinson's. The great novel of the American family at the turn of the century.
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Soldiers of Salamis
Javier Cercas
A journalist investigates why a militiaman spared the life of a Falange founder. Cercas and the memory of the war.
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The Savage Detectives
Roberto Bolaño
Two poets search for a vanished writer across half the world over twenty years. Bolaño's unforgettable generational portrait.
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Infinite Jest
David Foster Wallace
A film so entertaining it kills whoever watches it, a tennis academy and a halfway house intertwine in a dizzying portrait of entertainment and addiction. The most ambitious novel of its generation.
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The Reader
Bernhard Schlink
A teenager has an affair with an older woman hiding a Nazi-era secret. Schlink and the guilt of an entire generation.
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Pereira Maintains
Antonio Tabucchi
An apolitical journalist awakens his conscience in Salazar's Portugal. Tabucchi's small great novel about courage.
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The Remains of the Day
Kazuo Ishiguro
An English butler reviews a life of service and a love he never dared to live. Ishiguro and restraint made art.
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The Alchemist
Paulo Coelho
An Andalusian shepherd crosses the desert chasing a dream and finds himself. The most-read fable about one's "personal legend".
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Beloved
Toni Morrison
A freed slave is haunted by the ghost of the daughter she killed to save from slavery. Morrison, Nobel-winning and devastating.
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Perfume
Patrick Süskind
A man with superhuman smell kills to capture the perfect scent. A novel as beautiful as it is disturbing.
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The Lover
Marguerite Duras
A French teenager and a wealthy man in colonial Indochina. Duras and a memory of desire told in hypnotic prose.
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Milan Kundera
Love, infidelity and philosophy in Soviet-invaded Prague. Kundera blends the intimate and political with elegance.
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Chronicle of a Death Foretold
Gabriel García Márquez
The whole town knows Santiago Nasar will be killed except him. García Márquez dissects a crime no one prevented.
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The Holy Innocents
Miguel Delibes
A family of farmhands subjected to the gentry of an Extremaduran estate. Delibes' cry against rural injustice.
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A Confederacy of Dunces
John Kennedy Toole
Ignatius J. Reilly, a fat, lazy, delirious genius, against the modern world in New Orleans. A cult comedy and posthumous Pulitzer.
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