In the Booker-shortlisted Creation Lake, Rachel Kushner turns the true story of French "anarchists" infiltrated by an ...

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The New Scientist Book Club has been reading Rachel Kushner’s Booker prize-shortlisted novel Creation Lake, a thrilling climate fiction novel that follows the adventures of a US spy-for-hire ...

Extract taken fromCreation Lake by Rachel Kushner, published by Jonathan Cape, the latest pick for the New Scientist Book Club. Sign up to read along with us here.

Rachel Kushner Rachel Kushner’s new book, “Creation Lake,” is a spy novel, of sorts. But because it’s by Kushner, the novel is more than a twisting story about clandestine doings.

Kushner’s colorful, character-driven debut succinctly captures the essence of life for a gilded circle of American expats in pre-Castro Cuba, chronicling a mélange of philandering spouses ...

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Not in Rachel Kushner’s hands. She is the author of three previous novels, including 2018’s Booker Prize-shortlisted The Mars Room, and many searingly intelligent essays for outlets such as ...

See the Winners of the 2025 Libby Awards — Did Your Favorite Book Make the Cut? (Exclusive) Rachel Kushner's Creation Lake sees a France-based American operative enthralled by a French ...