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  1. My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein
    1. Deborah Levy

    My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein

    A Fiction

    Wonderfully entertaining . . . a witty scherzo of a “fiction” . . . We are not to assume that the narrator is Levy – this is “a fiction”, after all – but of one thing we can be certain. Eva may announce that the essay on Stein will never get written, but here it is – odd, inventive and wonderfully entertaining – triumphantly proving her wrong

    € 26,50
  2. Leven van M
    1. Rachel Cusk

    Leven van M

    Rachel Cusk is de auteur van Tweede plaats (Prix Femina étranger), de Contouren-trilogie en de memoires Een levenswerk en Nasleep, en vele andere fictie- en non-fictieboeken, waaronder haar meest recente roman Parade(Goldsmiths Prize 2024). Ze ontving een Guggenheim Fellowship, de Premio Malaparte 2024. en is onderscheiden met de titel Chevalier de l'ordre des arts et des lettres. Ze woont in Parijs.

    € 22,99
  3. There Are Places in the World Where Rules Are Less Important Than Kindness
    1. Carlo Rovelli

    There Are Places in the World Where Rules Are Less Important Than Kindness

    Superb. Rovelli's journalism is an expression of the scientific desire to know and understand the world. Beautifully translated by Erica Segre and Simon Carnell, There Are Places in the World Where Rules Are Less Important than Kindness continues a tradition of jargon-free popular scientific writing from Galileo to Darwin that disappeared in the academic specialization of the last century

    € 17,95
  4. Transcription
    1. Ben Lerner

    Transcription

    'This may be the best novel you’ll read all year' Telegraph

    This may be the best novel you'll read all year... Brilliant and incisive... Intelligent and elegant

    € 17,95
  5. Glyph
    1. Ali Smith

    Glyph

    Glyph’s primary power comes from its commitment to excavating the sediments of language; its etymological resonance and inference . . . Smith’s tonal skill as a writer is also used to great effect when dealing with . . . bureaucratic, authoritarian absurdity . . . It is a bold move to be so morally unflinching, especially in the face of a perceived aesthetic orthodoxy that so often privileges distance and irony, but in Glyph we see a major British writer answering the call of the day when so many others have equivocated or turned away. There is also something about Smith’s relentless focus on language that makes her particularly well suited to the task . . . Smith’s sensibility is fine-tuned to grapple with the avalanche of passive-voice headlines, asymmetric categorisations, outright linguistic inversions and semantic absurdities that have accompanied the increasingly desperate attempts to justify the unjustifiable

    € 20,95
  6. Small Things Like These
    1. Claire Keegan

    Small Things Like These

    The Irish Times readers' choice for best Irish book of the century

    An exquisite winter tale of courage - and its cost, set in Catholic Ireland.

    € 13,95
  7. Hot Milk
    1. Deborah Levy

    Hot Milk

    Unsettling, challenging and gloriously written, Hot Milk by Deborah Levy is the multi-generational story of a hallucinatory sort of summer

    € 13,95
  8. Outline
    1. Rachel Cusk

    Outline

    'Cusk has glimpsed the central truth of modern life.' Patricia Lockwood

    A novel about writing and talking, self-effacement and self-expression, about the desire to create and the human art of self-portraiture in which that desire finds its universal form.

    € 13,95
  9. On Beauty
    1. Zadie Smith

    On Beauty

    The tale of a mixed-race British American family in conflict with another family of opposing sensibilities. As with all Smith's work, it's smart, funny and a masterclass in the complexities of identity

    € 12,50
  10. The Cost of Living
    1. Deborah Levy

    The Cost of Living

    Living Autobiography 2

    Deborah Levy is a most generous writer. What is wonderful about this short, sensual, embattled memoir is that it is not only about the painful landmarks in her life - the end of a marriage , the death of a mother - it is about what it is to be alive. I can't think of any other writer aside from Virginia Woolf who writes better about the liminal, the domestic, the non-event, and what it is to be a woman... This is a little book about a big subject. It is about how to find a new way of living

    € 14,95
  11. Delta of Venus
    1. Anaïs Nin

    Delta of Venus

    Conjuring up a cascade of sexual encounters, this book evokes the essence of female sexuality in a world where only love has meaning.

    € 14,95
  12. Her Side of the Story
    1. Alba de Céspedes

    Her Side of the Story

    At once a revolutionary thriller, bildungsroman and cry of feminist frustration... What takes Her Side of the Story from feminist tragedy into actual-work-of-genius territory is its strange, almost nauseating moments of menace... I will turn to this shard-in-the-heart book again one day, knowing new treasures await me inside

    € 17,95