
After
Disobedience
Naomi Alderman2006
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Did You Ever Have a Family
Bill Clegg2015
After a house fire kills her entire family, a woman drives across the country to live in a motel. The story follows those left behind.
earnest → elegiac, still literary
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The Lady of the Rivers
Philippa Gregory2011
Jacquetta of Luxembourg navigates the English court, marries for love after being widowed, and serves Queen Margaret of Anjou.
Same earnest register, still forbidden love
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The Stone Diaries
Carol Shields1993
A woman's life is chronicled from her birth in 1905 to her death. The narrative uses letters, recipes, and lists to document her domestic history.
earnest → meditative, still literary
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The Signature of All Things
Elizabeth Gilbert2013
The daughter of a wealthy botanical merchant pursues a life of scientific study. The story spans her life from the 1700s to the mid-1800s.
Same earnest register, still literary
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The Female Persuasion
Meg Wolitzer2018
Greer Kadetsky navigates her early career and personal life under the mentorship of a famous feminist icon. The story spans several years.
Same earnest register, still literary
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Denser prose
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A sport and a pastime
James Salter1967
An unnamed narrator observes the sexual affair between an American college dropout and a French girl in 1960s France.
earnest → dreamlike, still literary
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Gravity's Rainbow
Thomas Pynchon1973
During the end of WWII, an American lieutenant's sexual encounters seem to predict where German V-2 rockets will fall. The narrative is fragmented.
earnest → sardonic
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A Brief History of Seven Killings
Marlon James2014
A large cast of characters recounts the 1976 attempt on Bob Marley's life. The narrative spans decades and moves from Jamaica to New York.
earnest → propulsive
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Ulysses
James Joyce1914
Three characters wander through Dublin on a single day in 1904. Each chapter uses a different literary style to mimic thoughts and sensations.
earnest → playful
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The Sound and the Fury
William Faulkner1929
The decline of a Southern family told through four perspectives, including a non-linear stream of consciousness from a man with a disability.
earnest → elegiac
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To recover
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The Da Vinci Code
Dan Brown2003
A symbologist and a cryptologist flee the police while solving puzzles hidden in art. They search for a secret regarding the Holy Grail.
earnest → propulsive
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Love Comes Softly
Janette Oke1979
A widow on the 19th-century frontier enters a marriage of convenience with a widower to survive the winter and care for his daughter.
earnest → tender
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The perfect Christmas
Debbie Macomber2009
A woman hires a grumpy matchmaker to find a husband. He assigns her three tasks to complete before he will introduce her to his chosen candidate.
earnest → warm
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Whiskey in a Teacup
Reese Witherspoon2018
Reese Witherspoon shares recipes, interior design tips, and personal stories centered on Southern lifestyle and hospitality.
earnest → warm
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Dating Dr. Dil
Nisha Sharma2022
A woman needs to get married to keep her inheritance while a cardiologist needs funds for his clinic, leading to a fake engagement.
earnest → playful
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Dial A for Aunties
Jesse Q. Sutanto2021
A photographer accidentally kills her blind date. Her mother and aunties help hide the body during a massive luxury wedding.
earnest → playful
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Child 44
Tom Rob Smith2008
A Soviet security officer investigates a serial killer in a state that officially claims murder does not exist.
earnest → tense
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Candide
Voltaire
A naive young man travels the world while his tutor insists that everything is for the best. He encounters a series of global catastrophes.
earnest → sardonic
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The Da Vinci Code
Dan Brown2003
A symbologist and a cryptologist flee the police while solving puzzles hidden in art. They search for a secret regarding the Holy Grail.
earnest → propulsive
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The Martian
Andy Weir2011
A man does arithmetic to stay alive on Mars. Problem, attempt, result, repeat.
earnest → wry
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Slower
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A Passage North
Anuk Arudpragasam2021
Krishan travels by train from Colombo to a funeral in northern Sri Lanka. He spends the journey reflecting on a past love and the civil war.
earnest → meditative, still literary
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Ulysses
James Joyce1914
Three characters wander through Dublin on a single day in 1904. Each chapter uses a different literary style to mimic thoughts and sensations.
earnest → playful
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Absalom, Absalom!
William Faulkner1936
The rise and fall of Thomas Sutpen is recounted through multiple, conflicting memories. The prose uses extremely long, complex sentences.
earnest → elegiac
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Umbrella
Will Self2013
A psychiatrist in 1971 treats a woman who has been catatonic for decades. The prose shifts between eras and consciousnesses without paragraph breaks.
earnest → clinical
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Translated Accounts
James Kelman2001
Anonymous witnesses describe life under a military regime. The prose uses broken, bureaucratic syntax to mimic a literal translation.
earnest → bleak
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Heavier
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Bewilderment
Richard Powers2021
An astrobiologist uses experimental neurofeedback to treat his son's emotional outbursts while they mourn the boy's mother.
earnest → elegiac, still literary
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The Road
Cormac McCarthy2006
A father and son walk through a landscape of ash and scavengers toward the coast. They carry only what fits in a shopping cart.
earnest → bleak, still literary
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The Association of Small Bombs
Karan Mahajan2016
The narrative follows the victims, survivors, and perpetrators of a terrorist bombing in Delhi. It examines the long-term psychological fallout.
earnest → bleak, still literary
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The Underground Railroad
Colson Whitehead2016
Two slaves escape a Georgia plantation via a literal underground train system while being pursued by a slave catcher.
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