The End of Pax Americana The Loss of Empire and Hikikomori Nationalism
Naoki Sakai
2021 · 2022 edition
362 pages
The most popular loneliness books of 2021
Books about loneliness understand what it is to feel apart. A character lives alone in a big city, drifts from old friends or sits unseen in a crowded room. These novels and essays are tender and often funny, and they tend to end with a connection that matters. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.
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Cabin Fever
Paul Crawford, Jamie Orion Crawford
Published 2021
168 pages
An Orphan World
Giuseppe Caputo, Sophie Hughes, Juana Adcock
Published 2021
218 pages
The Social Exclusion of Incarcerated Women with Cognitive Disabilities Shut Out, Shut in
Julie-Anne Toohey
Published 2021
210 pages
Eternal Night at the Nature Museum Stories
Tyler Barton
Published 2021
212 pages
Fractions of the Soul A Tale of Rocks and Blades
Anthony Adoré
Published 2021
264 pages
Reclaiming Rest The Promise of Sabbath, Solitude, and Stillness in a Restless World
Kate H. Rademacher
Published 2021
214 pages
Diamond and Dagger
Jono Borden
Published 2021
179 pages
Bank Street Peeper
Erma Odrach
Published 2021
306 pages
Social Isolation and Loneliness among Older People
Published 2021
20 pages
Antarctic Isolation as a Mars Habitat Analogue
Jan Felicjan Terelak
Published 2021
184 pages
Someone to Cherish
Mary Balogh
Published 2021
531 pages
The Open Society and Its Closed Communities
Afshin Ellian, Paul Cliteur
Published 2021
244 pages
Lonely Maria
Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth
Published 2021
52 pages
Ulysses
James Joyce
Published 2021
790 pages
Meet More People, Have More Fun
Faith Perkins
Published 2021
194 pages