A famously urbanist work of weird fiction (and the first book in a fantasy trilogy).
Read MoreA book about the tabletop wargame, not about the regime.
Read MoreA New Wave science fiction novel about television and immortality.
Read MoreDonna Tartt’s middle novel, about art history.
Read MoreThe premier British politics novel; a review slightly less timely than it would have been before Corbyn was obliterated, but there you go.
Read MorePart of a series of academic studies about every post-war British General Election
Read MoreA pop biography that does not live up to its condemnatory potential.
Read MoreA South American take on an Irish patriot and human rights activist.
Read MoreA “biography” of a very young novelist.
Read MoreA book about a baseball tabletop RPG.
Read MoreWhat kind of person would make you start ten different books, but not let you finish any?
Read MoreA postmodern novel about a hundred brothers and their dismal family gathering (in a decrepit mansion library, of course).
Read MoreThe Preußenschlag and what came before (or: Otto Braun or the Autobahn.”)
Read MoreThe glory days of the Weimar Republic, thanks to one state government.
Read MoreThe last holdout of the urban exploration books.
Read MoreSome weird fiction about Surrealism and the French Resistance.
Read MoreA slightly metatextual thriller for English majors.
Read MoreA swashbuckling adventure in the early 17th century.
Read MoreA novel by a defeated candidate about life under his opponent.
Read MoreComix about a Canadian rebel.
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