The book comprises six short-stories: The Good Evil The initial narrative commences with the protagonist’s attempt to submerge herself in a lake adjoining the enclosed community where she resides. After…
The novel is narrated in first person by Logn, a trans woman living alone in modern Reykjavík. She’s been searching the city’s beaches for a suitable place to end her…
In the story, we follow the life of Katrine and her family over two distinct time periods – first, in the present day, and then seven years later. Present Day:…
In this story, Tara Selter finds herself stuck in a time loop on November 18th. She’s initially alone in this repeating day until she meets Henry Dale, a sociologist from…
In the second book of the series, Tara Selter finds herself still trapped in a perplexing time-loop, stuck on November 18th for 368 days with no apparent escape. Initially hopeful…
Tara Shelter finds herself trapped in a perplexing and repetitive time loop, reliving the 18th of November over and over again, while her husband, Thomas Shelter, experiences time as usual.…
This is an autobiographical novel that delves into the experience of raising a child with autism. Written from a mother’s perspective, the narrative revolves around her 9-year-old son, Daniel, and…
In this novel, British-Canadian author Rachel Cusk explores the intersection of art and form, breaking the narrative into titled chapters. Her distinctive writing style combines elements of auto-fiction and hyper-realism,…
Set in contemporary California, the story revolves around Margot, who shares her life’s narrative with occasional shifts in perspective, switching between first-person and a third-person view. Born into a family…
This novel is an engaging, albeit perplexing and disconcerting read, leaving readers with a bittersweet aftertaste. Primarily, the book delves into Walden’s exploration of his identity through the lens of…
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