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Here are our new hardback fiction recommendations, as seen in the November issue of @yoursteyning magazine.
FIRE by John Boyne is a compulsive, quick read with LOTS to discuss for book groups. It's an unsettling meditation on the nature of evil, and tackles some triggering subjects. Shocking and as fiery as the title suggests!
The City and it's Uncertain Walls by Haruki Murakami is the master Japanese novelist's first novel for 6 years and is typical Murakami - elliptical and mysterious, and covering themes of lost love and alienation.
The Proof of my Innocence by Jonathan Coe is an ambitious, witty, multi layered novel which mashes up cosy crime, biography and satire set during the brief rule of Liz Truss. What links the mysterious death of a blogger, a shadowy right wing think tank, and a forgotten literary enigma...?
#booksellerrecommends #newfiction #novemberreleases
FIRE by John Boyne is a compulsive, quick read with LOTS to discuss for book groups. It's an unsettling meditation on the nature of evil, and tackles some triggering subjects. Shocking and as fiery as the title suggests!
The City and it's Uncertain Walls by Haruki Murakami is the master Japanese novelist's first novel for 6 years and is typical Murakami - elliptical and mysterious, and covering themes of lost love and alienation.
The Proof of my Innocence by Jonathan Coe is an ambitious, witty, multi layered novel which mashes up cosy crime, biography and satire set during the brief rule of Liz Truss. What links the mysterious death of a blogger, a shadowy right wing think tank, and a forgotten literary enigma...?
#booksellerrecommends #newfiction #novemberreleases