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Murakami’s treatise on life and his craft is just as enigmatic – and confounding – as its author.

A career-redefining memoir that may shock some of Beaton’s readers – but will be all too familiar to others.

Another demonstration of Tagame’s talents crafting emotionally complex relationships that transcend the LGBTQ label.

Sedaris questions childhood abuse, surviving the pandemic, the death of his father, and contemplates his own morality – and mortality.

Four novels in, Renée Ballard finally comes into her own as a character that feels independently realized and ready to take over.

A heartwarming and thought-provoking examination about untaken chances and the futility of regret.

Rabagliati’s possible last Paul adventure is the saddest, most poignant entry yet – and also the best.

A young woman’s struggle for acceptance explored through colorful and honest pictures of her body.

A Faustian agreement leaves a woman unable to leave a mark on the world, prompting her to use creative ways to leave a legacy.

The first instalment of Neil Gaiman’s brilliant, dark sci-fi fantasy The Sandman comes alive with outstanding acting and production values.