Goldsmith's "The Buried Life": Exploring Mortality and Meaning in Melbourne
Andrea Goldsmith's "The Buried Life" examines the lives of four Melbourne residents—Adrian, a death scholar; Laura, a social scientist; Keziah, escaping religious constraints; and Tony, a narcissistic academic—intertwining their experiences with themes of mortality, relationships, and life transitio...
Goldsmith's "The Buried Life": Exploring Mortality and Meaning in Melbourne
Andrea Goldsmith's "The Buried Life" examines the lives of four Melbourne residents—Adrian, a death scholar; Laura, a social scientist; Keziah, escaping religious constraints; and Tony, a narcissistic academic—intertwining their experiences with themes of mortality, relationships, and life transitio...
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40% Bias Score
Dublin Housing Crisis Exposes Challenges Faced by Domestic Abuse Survivor
Pregnant Ciara Fay flees her emotionally abusive husband in Dublin, Ireland, and faces the stark realities of homelessness and a broken social care system while battling the legal and psychological impacts of emotional abuse in a compelling debut novel, "Nesting.
Dublin Housing Crisis Exposes Challenges Faced by Domestic Abuse Survivor
Pregnant Ciara Fay flees her emotionally abusive husband in Dublin, Ireland, and faces the stark realities of homelessness and a broken social care system while battling the legal and psychological impacts of emotional abuse in a compelling debut novel, "Nesting.
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28% Bias Score
Dark Academia and Occult Manipulation in "And He Shall Appear
Kate van der Borgh's "And He Shall Appear" follows a nameless music student at an unspecified Cambridge college who becomes involved with the occult practices of his manipulative classmate, Bryn Cavendish, leading to unsettling events and blurred realities years later.
Dark Academia and Occult Manipulation in "And He Shall Appear
Kate van der Borgh's "And He Shall Appear" follows a nameless music student at an unspecified Cambridge college who becomes involved with the occult practices of his manipulative classmate, Bryn Cavendish, leading to unsettling events and blurred realities years later.
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48% Bias Score
Seethaler's "Café With No Name": A Viennese Microcosm
Robert Seethaler's "The Café With No Name" portrays the lives of a diverse group of Viennese residents who frequent a small, unassuming cafe in 1966, subtly reflecting broader societal changes in post-war Austria through their interconnected stories.
Seethaler's "Café With No Name": A Viennese Microcosm
Robert Seethaler's "The Café With No Name" portrays the lives of a diverse group of Viennese residents who frequent a small, unassuming cafe in 1966, subtly reflecting broader societal changes in post-war Austria through their interconnected stories.
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36% Bias Score
Mothers and Sons": A Novel Exploring Family Conflict and Reconciliation
Adam Haslett's "Mothers and Sons" examines the complex relationship between a lawyer and his mother, who runs a women's retreat in Vermont, highlighting their alienation stemming from past family conflicts and their parallel attempts at self-discovery.
Mothers and Sons": A Novel Exploring Family Conflict and Reconciliation
Adam Haslett's "Mothers and Sons" examines the complex relationship between a lawyer and his mother, who runs a women's retreat in Vermont, highlighting their alienation stemming from past family conflicts and their parallel attempts at self-discovery.
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36% Bias Score
Son Passeur": A Crime Novel Exploring Fate and the French Police Force
Franck Mancuso's new crime novel, "Son Passeur," follows a detective investigating two mysterious deaths while battling personal demons stemming from a tragic car accident; the novel incorporates elements of Greek mythology and critiques the French police force.
Son Passeur": A Crime Novel Exploring Fate and the French Police Force
Franck Mancuso's new crime novel, "Son Passeur," follows a detective investigating two mysterious deaths while battling personal demons stemming from a tragic car accident; the novel incorporates elements of Greek mythology and critiques the French police force.
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24% Bias Score