Tag: satire
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9 June 2026 – James – Percival Everett
In James, Percival Everett reclaims a classic piece of American literature. He does this by retelling The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from the perspective of Jim. The result is sharp, unsettling and often darkly funny. Everett exposes the moral blind spots of the original text, using wit and satire to interrogate race, language and power.…
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8 Sept 2026 – Endling – Maria Reva
Endling is a darkly comic, politically sharp novel that explores extinction, nationalism and survival in unsettling ways. Maria Reva’s writing is bold, inventive and unafraid to take risks. The novel mixes satire with moments of real emotional weight. It examines what societies choose to protect. It also considers what they are willing to sacrifice. Reva’s…
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