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The Cunning Man
Robertson Davies's 1994 novel, his last completed work, unfolds through a Toronto doctor's memoirs and examines the intersections of medicine, religion, and art.
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The top alternative to The Cunning Man in 2026 is Stoner with a score of 9.4/10, followed by Kokoro (9.1) and Doctor Faustus (8.9).
Stoner
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Kokoro
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Doctor Faustus
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