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Category: Psychological Fiction

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HumourOct 5, 2026

By Marisa Kashino

It’s sharp, compulsively readable, deeply stressful in a good way, and unexpectedly emotionally perceptive beneath its chaotic surface.

By Liann Zhang

Beneath the murder mystery and social media commentary is a novel deeply interested in visibility and desirability.

By Caro Claire Burke

Whether you admire it may depend on your tolerance for morally abrasive protagonists and structurally chaotic psychological fiction.

By Cho Nam-joo

It’s an accessible yet quietly devastating feminist novel, precisely because it refuses melodrama in favour of accumulated realism.

By Mieko Kawakami

It’s one of Kawakami’s most emotionally sprawling works, and perhaps one of her bleakest.

HumourApr 26, 2026

By Paul Murray

It’s not a novel that announces its intentions immediately. But once it settles into its rhythm, it becomes difficult to look away.