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- Sep 11, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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A giant Mao looms over Hong Kong. Welcome to 2030 (opens the original)
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I first knew Badiucao as the rebel heart dissident exiled in Australia, penning pictures of koalas suckling on Chairman Mao, pandas in red-star caps brandishing severed kangaroo heads decked out in scholarly mortarboards to protest “soft power in Australia”, you name it. He was that kind of guy. Didn’t mind, didn’t take prisoners; if you wanted to see world leaders sodomising each other, he was your man. Some of that spirit animates his and journalist Melissa Chan’s debut graphic novel, You Must
This unsettling novel will stay with you long after you finish it (opens the original)
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You sit down to eat breakfast. The sun is shining. The sky is blue. You pick up your spoon. You eat scalpels. Maggots. The maggots squirm upon your tongue. You swallow them down. For years – maybe since the day you were born – life has been like this. Some days less. Some days more. By now you barely even notice. What would you do? Would you care? That is the question Maria Stepanova’s novel asks. Written in Germany after the author was exiled from her native Russia, The Disappearing Act was pub
She thought her past was buried. Then she saw the headlines (opens the original)
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Sisters in Yellow, Mieko Kawakami’s sixth novel and her fifth to appear in English, begins with the kind of opening crime writers kill for: our narrator, Hana, discovers a newspaper article concerning a woman she knew 20 years earlier, Kimiko Yoshikawa. Kimiko has been charged with “blackmail, abduction, and battery”. Calling in sick, Hana recalls the world she inhabited decades earlier when she first met Kimiko. Fifteen years old, Hana knows her life is not like the other kids’. She has no fath
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