What links them isn’t genre or setting but a willingness to confront discomfort: whether in the body, the family or society itself. These books ask readers to sit with pain and ambiguity, not to solve or resolve it, but to acknowledge it.
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Showing posts with label Leila Mottley. Show all posts
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Saturday, 2 August 2025
Four debuts that disturb and dazzle: New voices to read now
There is nothing better when it comes to books than discovering a favourite new writer, and this summer has seen the arrival of several striking debut novels that push boundaries, both thematically and stylistically. These are books that disturb, provoke and linger in the mind. They are just the kind of books that will stick with you.
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Claire Keegan,
Fríða Ísberg,
JJ Bola,
Lauren Groff,
Leila Mottley,
Lucy Rose,
Natasha Brown,
Thomas McMullan
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