"Claire Powell's latest novel, 'All In,' places perfectly observed characters in the pressure cooker of an all-inclusive holiday, showcasing her astute and affectionate take on contemporary Englishness."
"Cesar Aira's 'Ghosts' tells the story of a family of builders squatting in a half-built luxury apartment complex, where they begin to see beautiful ghosts, blending elements of horror and fascination."
"Benjamin Myers' 'Jesus Christ Kinski' imagines Klaus Kinski's thoughts during his tumultuous final performance, intertwining an autofictional narrative about a northern English author reflecting on the implications of cancel culture."
This year features notable new fiction, including Claire Powell's 'All In,' which explores contemporary Englishness through well-crafted characters on an all-inclusive holiday. Cesar Aira's 'Ghosts' captivates with a story of builders encountering beautiful ghosts in a half-finished apartment complex. Hilary Mantel's 'A Place of Greater Safety' delves into the French Revolution, focusing on Camille. Benjamin Myers' 'Jesus Christ Kinski' presents a unique narrative about a performance and the complexities of creative genius amidst cancel culture.
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