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Somebody Loves You by Mona Arshi: A finely observed coming of age story
A book of disquiet about a young girl who doesn’t speak
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Inserting the crisis into popular books, films and shows can highlight challenges we face
Sorrow and Bliss: Brilliant rendering of a troubled woman
Meg Mason has written one of the best novels of the year so far
The Child: A great book inspired by the pram in the hall
Kjersti A Skomsvold’s compelling account of an artist’s journey to motherhood
Leave the World Behind: Gripped by everyday dread
Book Review: Timely novel about a sudden, cataclysmic event that shocks the world
Pizza Girl: A sharp shock of a novel
Jean Kyoung Frazier’s debut is a blistering base with all the toppings
Indelicacy: An extraordinary feminist fable about women and art
Amina Cain’s debut novel on the art monster within is remarkable in its scope
Barn 8: dazzling depiction of contemporary carnage
Book review: Deb Olin Unferth’s novel looks at the role of activism in 21st-century society
The Tenth Muse review: A brilliantly balanced equation
There’s no painting by numbers in Catherine Chung’s deft novel set in the world of maths
The Dark Dark review: vibrant renditions of people on the brink
Samantha Hunt’s stories are smart, benevolent explorations of complex emotions
Feast Days by Ian MacKenzie review: A truly convincing female voice
The astute, captivating story of expat life of an American woman in Brazil
100 books by women you have to read
Iris Murdoch, Edna O’Brien, Marian Keyes and Eimear McBride all appear on the list
Sight by Jessie Greengrass review – Eyes wide open
A slow burning, beautifully written debut on the art of reflection
Margaret the First review: The life and times of ‘Mad Madge’ Cavendish
The protofeminist duchess is brilliantly realised in Danielle Dutton’s blackly funny novel
Nothing lost in translation on Man Booker International list
High class shortlist of six shows strength of work published in English translation
International Dublin Literary Award shortlist in review
‘Jenny Erpenbeck should become the prize’s first German winner with ‘The End of Days’’
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