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The Unchangeable Spots of Leopards by Kristopher Jansma
Somehow, Jansma is never weighed down by what might be mountains of pretence.
Revenge by Yoko Ogawa
A delicate, slow-burning eeriness that lingers long after the book is put down.
Dear Life by Alice Munro
Readers are left with a lasting impression of the landscapes she describes in each tale.
The Fifty Year Sword by Mark Z Danielewski
Elaborate, maddening gimmickry or a revolution in literature.
Telegraph Avenue by Michael Chabon
The constant Tarantino references and brief moments of unexpected violence excites.
InNoSense: a journey of love by Nick Langat
This is a beautiful coffee table book, well-bound and weighty.
The Road Home by Kassim Ahmad
There is much to glean from this autobiography, but frustration stands in the way.
This Isn't the Sort of Thing That Happens to Someone Like You
Gently affecting short stories, well told, that don't outstay their welcome.
The History of the NME
Crisply written, superbly researched volume which doesn't take its players too seriously.
Enemies: A History of the FBI
The detail in 'Enemies' makes readers privy to the darkest secrets.




