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The Liar’s Dictionary
Eley Williams
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A Crooked Tree
Una Mannion
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Outlawed
Anna North
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The Push
Ashley Audrain
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Slash and Burn
Claudia Hernandez, translated by Julia Sanches
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Heart of the Night
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The Ancient Hours
Michael Bible
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God 99
Hassan Blasim (trans. Jonathan Wright)
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Responsible Adults
Patricia Ann McNair
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You Will Love What You Have Killed
Kevin Lambert (trans., Donald Winkler)
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Mrs. Murakami’s Garden
Mario Bellatin, trans. Heather Cleary
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A Certain Hunger
Chelsea G. Summers
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Agaat
Marlene van Niekerk
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