• Books: best of 2006

  • By Time Out editors



  • ‘The Story of You’
    Julie Myerson

    The torrential force of loss explored as a mother mourns the death of her baby.

    ‘Everyman’
    Philip Roth
    Roth’s unconsoled, illusionless vision condensed into a masterful novella.

    ‘Black Swan Green’
    David Mitchell
    A successful departure: life in rural Worcestershire in the early ’80s, told from the viewpoint of a 13-year-old boy. Feature continues

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    ‘Londonstani’
    Gautam Malkani

    Launched on a tide of unhelpful hype, this electrifying debut deserves to find a larger audience in paperback.

    ‘Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins’
    Rupert Everett
    Unexpectedly likeable warts-and-all memoir, written with wit and brio.

    ‘Constitutional’
    Helen Simpson
    Precise, unflinching short stories from a chronicler of small things and quiet moments.

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  1. Posted by peter on 31 Dec 2006 10:54

    One of my favourite books this year is John McGahern's Memoir.
    It is a wonderful Proustian evocation of childhood, warts and all.

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