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The best books of 2020 to support indie publishers this Christmas


The best books of 2020 to support indie publishers this Christmas
Guardian staff
Earthlingsby Sayaka Murata (Granta)
The follow-up to Convenience Store Woman, this is the story of Natsuki, who as a 10-year-old hopes a spaceship will take her to the planet Popinpobopia and save her from her miserable childhood.
by Adam Kucharski (Wellcome Collection)
A serendipitously timed look at why things spread, from viruses to political movements to ideas, by a professor at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.
by Yan Ge, translated by Jeremy Tiang (Tilted Axis)
In a fictional Chinese town, a cryptozoologist goes in search of marvellous monsters, in this playful metaphysical bestiary. ....

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'If she was a bloke, she'd still be in print': the lost novels of Gertrude Trevelyan


If she was a bloke, she’d still be in print : the lost novels of Gertrude Trevelyan
Alison Flood
Great things were predicted for Gertrude Trevelyan in 1932, when she published her debut, Appius and Virginia, about a lonely woman who sets out to raise an orangutan as if he were a human child. The novel was heralded by the Spectator as “exciting both in promise and achievement”, while the eminent critic Gerald Gould wrote: “So original is it that I have scruples about writing the word ‘novel’ at all.”
Trevelyan, who has all but sunk into obscurity, had been the first female winner of Oxford University’s Newdigate prize for poetry while a student there – a win that garnered headlines from Wisconsin to Auckland, and prompted the Daily Mail to predict that her “future work will be watched with interest”. By 1940, she had published seven more novels as GE Trevelyan, when her Notting Hill home was hit by a bomb during the London blitz. ....

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