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Guardian Rounds Up September's Best New Paperbacks, Including Atwood, Desai and Holmes

A books recommendation feature from The Guardian highlights new paperback releases for September, spanning fiction and biography

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The Guardian has published a list of recommended paperbacks for September, offering readers a selection of new releases across genres, according to the publication.

Among the titles highlighted is a book by Margaret Atwood, though the Guardian's feature does not specify which of her works has been reissued in paperback this month, according to the outlet.

The roundup also includes what the Guardian describes as an "epic multigenerational saga" by Kiran Desai, a Booker Prize-winning author, according to the publication. Desai won the Booker Prize in 2006 for "The Inheritance of Loss."

Also featured is a biography of what the Guardian calls "an iconic Victorian poet," written by Richard Holmes, according to the outlet. Holmes is a British biographer known for his works on Romantic-era literary figures.

The Guardian's feature is presented as a monthly guide for readers seeking new paperback recommendations, according to the publication. The full list, along with further details on each title, is available through the Guardian's original article.

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