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Roman YearBy André Aciman (FSG)
I like Aciman's nonfiction as well as—if not more than—his well-loved fiction, so I'm eager to dive into this (surely sensuous) account of his year in Roman exile as a teenager. —Conner Reed, mystery/thriller and memoir reviews editor
Jamaica Ginger and Other ConcoctionsBy Nalo Hopkinson (Tachyon)
Hopkinson is an SFF legend for a reason. The dazzling flights of fancy and plausible near-future sci-fi shorts in this collection will delight fans and would make a great introduction to her work. —Phoebe Cramer, SFF, horror, and romance reviews editor
Season of the SwampBy Yuri Herrera (Graywolf)
Whenever I get my hands on a new Herrera translation, I tend to drop everything else and read it that day. The books are slim and completely immersive, and I'm a huge fan of this one, a phantasmagoric and incisive portrayal of antebellum New Orleans from the perspective of Benito Juárez, who spent a year there in exile before becoming president of Mexico. —David Varno, literary fiction reviews editor
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