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From the acclaimed, best-selling memoirist and novelist - 'a writer of rare talent' (Cheryl Strayed) - a memoir about the staggering family secret uncovered by a genealogy test: an exploration of the urgent ethical questions surrounding fertility treatments and DNA testing, and a profound inquiry of paternity, identity, and love.

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'Scanlan can make a sentence do the work of apage.' - Chris Power

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A cultural portrait of eastern Ukraine, and an urgent, essential read.

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'Last year I lost my cat Gattino. He was very young, at seven months barely an adolescent. He is probably dead but I don't know for certain.'

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A voice-driven, penetrating novel of the exploitation and alienation of the working class.

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These Black notes may land in silence or a tone, a sound,a pitch, a record, or an observation made with care; thesenotes might just reach you across distance, time andspace, and with them you may be 'held/and held'.

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A mother decides to follow her daughter to the city, she settles in the suburbs with her older daughter and son-in-law in tow. She quickly grows restless and is eager to find new friends. What proceeds is a story of the dissolution of a family, and the role that class plays in its downfall.

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'A small jewel of a book . . . Fernndez's picturesque language and dream-like atmosphere is well worth being invaded by. A book to slip in the pocket to read and reread.' - Patti Smith

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'Shh, said the surgeon. Over my face, his gloved hand hung - you could even say it twitched. Then, with two fingertips, he pushed the lids of my eyes shut. You've seen this move before - some man, overcome with shame, unable, for selfish reasons, to look at what he's done.'

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A classic of gastronomic writing that redefined the genre, The Gastronomical Me is a memoir of travel, love and loss, but above all hunger.

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'If Ferrante is a friend, Ginzburg is a mentor.' - Guardian

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A stunning collection of personal observations that uses images of the American West to probe larger concerns in lyrical, evocative prose that is a true celebration of the region.

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A haunting novel about lost youth, the search for identity and the fleetingness of time, by the winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize for Literature Patrick Modiano.

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'Ginzburg gives us a new template for the female voice and an idea of what it might sound like.' Rachel Cusk

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When Nona Fernandez accompanies her mother to her neurological exams, she notices that the brain activity projected on the monitor is very similar to the astronomical images with which she's familiar. Like the Voyager, her antenna pointed to her own history as well as her country's, she takes note of everything she reads, observes and thinks.

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A novel that starts with a village flood and ends with a mysterious virus - a visionary Corona novel originally published in 1954 and now a modern classic.

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'This atmospheric novel plunges us into the folds of our own emotions thanks to a richly evocative style. It has the troubling melancholy of Modiano's novels and the charm of Rohmer's films.' - Gael

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Belly Up is a story collection that contains ghosts, mediums, a lover obsessed with the sound of harps tuning, teenage girls who believe they are actually plants, gulag prisoners who outsmart a terrible warden, and carnivorous churches.

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Penelope Mortimer's only collection of short stories.

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'Uniformly excellent - emotionally complex, very raw - but always with a mixture of pathos and humour that made me think of Lorrie Moore.'

- Dave Eggers

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This wonderfully gossipy novel whisks readers through the glamorous worlds of turn-of-the-century Vienna, Paris and London.

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A haunting classic of modern Catalan literature from one of Spain's most prestigious authors.

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A classic coming of age novel that explores the lure of the sensual life.

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From one of modern Russia's finest writers, a spellbinding collection of eighteen stories, her first to be translated into English in more than twenty years.