Another to add to the list (if I compile one for this year!) of books to read Only Yesterday by Mutsuo Takahashi translated by Jeffrey Angles.
for more information please visit Canarium Books
readings in translated Japanese Literature
Another to add to the list (if I compile one for this year!) of books to read Only Yesterday by Mutsuo Takahashi translated by Jeffrey Angles.
for more information please visit Canarium Books
Another book prompt, The Art and Life of Fukuda Kodojin: Japan's Great Poet and Landscape Artist by Dr Andreas Marks and Jonathan Chaves with an essay by Paul Berry.
the book info at Tuttle
A quick highlight of the story Quiet Night by Kaori Fujino, translated by Heather D. Davis which is up to read over at Guernica. I'm very much looking forward to also reading Nails and Eyes which was awarded the Akutagawa Prize back in 2013 recently published by Pushkin Press, translated by Kendall Heitzmann.
Quiet Night at Guernica
A book I'm basically twiddling my thumbs in anticipation waiting for is I Guess All We Have is Freedom - stories by Genpei Akasegawa translated by Matthew Fargo and published by Kaya Press.
But in the meantime here's a link to the book's details -
I Guess All We Have is Freedom at Kaya Press
I'm a little late on this but I thought I'd post a link to this project from Granta that was due to be put out at the same time as last year's planned Tokyo Olympics, but things have turned out very differently. Hope that you are well and find this of interest.
https://granta.com/20-for-2020/
translated by Jay Rubin, The Kingdom That Failed by Murakami Haruki is available to read at The New Yorker -
https://www.newyorker.com/books/flash-fiction/the-kingdom-that-failed