David Hebblethwaite Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Here are my thoughts on The Rabbit Hutch by Tess Gunty, which has won the Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize this evening. #WDFP https://t.co/gfH6VCZQvj

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I've been reading The Mezzanine by Nicholson Baker. Fascinating to read it at this distance, now that the physicality of the office environment has changed (disappeared?) so much. https://t.co/LMQiZlPrAC

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Time to start reading the @GoldsmithsPrize shortlist. I've already read Seven Steeples by Sara Baume, which quietly got under my skin. #GoldsmithsPrize2022 https://t.co/tLiHChZspf

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@damiankelleher Mildew by Paulette Jonguitud Lightning Rods by Helen DeWitt Hawthorn & Child by Keith Ridgway Mend the Living by Maylis de Kerangal

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On my site today: Losing the Plot by Derek Owusu, longlisted for the @dylanthomprize // #SUDTP23 @canongatebooks @midascampaigns https://t.co/cQ1xin8VQh

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I really enjoyed Annie Ernaux's book The Years (tr. Alison L. Strayer)... https://t.co/2zMcDqJzEx

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My thoughts on A Shock by Keith Ridgway, well-deserved winner of the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction. https://t.co/2PmZeqTL9T

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My first post for #WITMonth: on the powerful experience of reading Ágota Kristóf's trilogy - The Notebook, The Proof and The Third Lie (available from @CBeditions) https://t.co/3TD5AQzbEP

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@lucyatkins Seeing Red by Lina Meruane is about a character who loses her sight suddenly.

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Sayaka Murata has become one of my must-read authors. Her new story collection Life Ceremony (tr. Ginny Tapley Takemori) is as good as ever... #WITMonth https://t.co/bnL1ekolaw