This weekâs publishing offerings tackle a range of pressing issues, from political scrutiny of President Bidenâs campaign to philosophical questions about the rights of nature and the identity of migrants. Notable among these is Thien's new novel, which reflects her fascination with the themes of migration and displacement, presenting a surreal tale of a girl and her father. Additionally, Macfarlaneâs writing illuminates the connection between language and landscape, adding layers of depth to our understanding of natural environments and waterways.
Thien's latest novel explores the nuanced experience of travel and displacement through the lens of a young girl and her father in a surreal staging area for migrants.
Macfarlane's writing, characterized by unassuming elegance, reflects on how landscapes are shaped by language, guiding readers through imaginative explorations of waterways.
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