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Το 10ο Βιβλίο του Γιώργου Ντόβα Μία ακραία τολμηρή ιστορία, γεμάτη ερωτισμό και πάθος, για…

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24 Unique Digital Artworks 24 Unique Digital Artworks, created with the Fractal Method of complicated…

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Readers' Most Anticipated Books of November

“One glance at a book and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for 1,000 years. To read is to voyage through time.” Carl Sagan said that, and it’s good policy to pay attention to what Sagan says about anything. Reading is a kind of cultural telepathy, distributing perspectives and ideas through time and space, with paper cuts being the only real hazard involved. New this month: Former U.S. President Barack Obama publishes the first volume of his highly anticipated presidential memoirs with A Promised Land. Ernest Cline is back in the game with the dystopian sci-fi sequel Ready Player Two. And author Zeyn Joukhadar brings a story of Syrian immigrant families, queer communities, and mysterious bird species in The Thirty Names of Night. Also watch for Russian aristocrats in the Winter Palace, freedom fighters in deep space, and women who harness psychic powers by eating the soil of the earth. Each month the Goodreads editorial team takes a look at the books that are being published in the U.S., readers' early reviews, and how many readers are adding these books to their Want to Read shelves (which is how we measure anticipation). We use the information to curate this list of hottest new releases. 55359609 A Promised Land by Barack Obama The former U.S. president's new memoir will be the first of two volumes detailing his presidency. In this book, he'll share details from his early political life, his 2008 presidential campaign, and take readers into his thoughts during pivotal moments during his tenure including the death of Osama bin Laden in 2011. Anticipation around the book is high, with 3 million books being printed for the first U.S. edition and the annual Booker Prize, one of the most prestigious literary awards in the world, moving its ceremony to avoid competing with the book's release. 51777605 The Office of Historical Corrections: A Novella and Stories by Danielle Evans Maybe the single timeliest book in this month’s new releases, Danielle Evans’ new collection of stories address issues of race, culture and history in America through the lens of contemporary literary fiction. Evans introduces Black and multiracial characters who are trying to make it through life’s usual barrage–love, loss, grief, joy–while also confronting the hard truths of life in American as persons of color. Evans is also author of the 2010 short-story collection Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self.Read our interview with Evans here. 26082916 Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline Author Ernest Cline’s 2011 sci-fi novel Ready Player One was among the most successful debuts in the history of publishing, largely by dint of being turned into a Steven Spielberg movie about 15 minutes after it dropped. This cleverly titled sequel to Ready Player One is among the most anticipated books of the fall. Advance details are scarce, but fans are hoping for the return of major characters from the first book as well as the usual cascade of pop culture references. 49021976 Rhythm of War by Brandon Sanderson In the fourth installment of author Brandon Sanderson’s sprawling sci-fi/fantasy series The Stormlight Archive, the Knights Radiant have spent a year fighting a brutal war of attrition against the enemy invasion. New technology could change the math, but at what cost to the ideals and principles of the resistance coalition? Sanderson’s work has been compared to George R.R. Martin in its deep and detailed world-building elements. If you want to dive in, better get started–ten volumes are planned. 51475366 Eartheater by Dolores Reyes This one seems flat-out fascinating: Argentinean debut author Dolores Reyes expands the reach of magical realism in the story of a young woman with a compulsion to eat the soil of the earth. When she does, mystical visions impart secret knowledge of missing and murdered people–especially women who have been victims of violence. It’s fantasy and mystery from a compassionate feminist perspective, and it’s one of the most anticipated books of the season. 50892388 White Ivy by Susie Yang A literary thriller with echoes of The Talented Mr. Ripley, Susie Yang’s White Ivy follows conflicted protagonist Ivy Lin, who harbors an unhealthy obsession with American-style success. Raised outside of Boston, Ivy is taught to shoplift and pilfer from her immigrant grandmother, which allows her to approximate the trappings of a typical suburban teenager. Ivy is fixated on wealthy Gideon Speyer, scion of an important political family, and her tenacity fuels a dark coming-of-age story. 52764801 The Thirty Names of Night by Zeyn Joukhadar Zeyn Joukhadar’s stories pretty much defy synopsis. And that’s good! This follow-up to the acclaimed 2018 novel The Map of Salt and Stars follows three generation of Syrian Americans who are somehow connected to a mysterious bird species. As the Manhattan skies fill with unexplained flocks of birds, a closeted Syrian trans boy must solve the mystery that has been haunting his family for generations. He also discovers the history of queer and transgender people within his own community. Intriguing, isn’t it?Read our interview with Joukhadar here. 48764258 Tsarina by Ellen Alpsten Even by historical fiction-slash-romance standards, Ellen Alpsten’s Tsarina looks particularly juicy. The ambitious Catherine Alexeyevna, former peasant and now wife to Peter the Great, must navigate the treacherous waters of politics in St. Petersburg circa 1725. Largely set inside the sumptuous Winter Palace, the intrigue plays out in scenes of decadent luxury and lethal peril. Peter’s first wife, after all, is wasting away in a jail cell, her lover impaled alive in Red Square. Hey, marriage is tricky. 52041387 We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper One of the season’s most buzzed-about books, We Keep the Dead Close blends true crime writing, memoir, and investigative reporting to excavate details on a 1969 murder at Harvard University. Author Becky Cooper first heard the stories as an undergrad: The dead student found bludgeoned in the museum, the surprising suspect, the awful details. After years of research, Cooper presents some very uncomfortable answers involving violence, misogyny, institutional silencing and the deliberate rewriting of history. 52011076 What We Don't Talk About When We Talk About Fat by Aubrey Gordon "I did not come to body positivity for self-esteem. I came to it for social justice." That’s author Aubrey Gordon on her new book, which comes at issues of anti-fat cultural bias from a decidedly activist point of view. Some of the statistics are startling. For instance, according to Gordon, it’s entirely legal in 48 states to deny employment because of an applicant’s size. That’s not right. This is a good read for anyone interested in advancing fat justice and changing prejudicial structures. 53487334 The Best of Me by David Sedaris Author and humorist David Sedaris is one of the unambiguous delights of life on this planet, and this new collection assembles all of his best essays and stories, as chosen by the man himself. Recipient of the Thurber Prize for American Humor, Sedaris has more than 7 million books and essay collections in print, translated into 29 languages. A longtime contributor to NPR and The New Yorker, Sedaris is, on balance, probably the funniest man alive. So, yeah. Sounds like a good book. Which new releases are you looking forward to reading? Let's talk books in the comments! Check out more recent articles, including:November's Most Anticipated Young Adult Reads Cozy Up with November's Most Anticipated Romances Meet the Epic and Awesome Authors of Fall's Big Fantasy Novels posted by Cybil on October, 28

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