Sofi Thanhauser's Worn (nonfiction on the textile industry through modern history) must be up there for nonfiction -- precise, thorough, responsible, on a topic very dear to my heart.
But for fiction, it absolutely must be The Sentence by Louise Erdrich. I gave it a full review earlier in the year that I won't recap here, but suffice to say it is likely to be my touchstone "Covid book" for a very long time to come.
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But for fiction, it absolutely must be The Sentence by Louise Erdrich. I gave it a full review earlier in the year that I won't recap here, but suffice to say it is likely to be my touchstone "Covid book" for a very long time to come.