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A Lover’s Discourse by Xiaolu Guo BOOK REVIEW

Xiaolu Guo needs no introduction. Born in a Zhejiang fishing village, studied in Beijing, moved […]

Hiromi Kawakami has made a name for herself as a writer with a defined sense

In the afterword of The Beast Warrior, Nahoko Uehashi writes that the book’s prequel, The

Soji Shimada is a legend of genre fiction in Japan, standing at the top of

Some of the best-loved works of literature in the 20th century came from a post-independence

Translated from the Mandarin by Darryl Sterk Those of us who read a broad spectrum

Translated from the Japanese by Emily Balistrieri Best known as one of Studio Ghibli’s most

Translated from the Japanese by Geoffrey Trousselot In a Tokyo café which has stood since

Japan has provided the world with a generous spectrum of books in translation. Almost every

Arid Dreams, the much-anticipated collection by Duanwad Pinwana, is, remarkably, (outside of academia), her first