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Red Circle Minis (Short Japanese Fiction) BOOK REVIEW

The ethos and approach to publishing of Red Circle Authors Limited is everything that we […]

Here is one of those rare books that has a lot to unpack – metaphor,

Here is the latest in Comma Press’ fantastic vision of gathering short stories from cities

All eyes are trained on Indonesia right now. Its tourism is flourishing more than ever;

There are two disparate aspects to The Goose Fritz: its story and its execution. In

Born into a wealthy Osaka family in 1899, Yasunari Kawabata lived through a tragic childhood,

It can be a tall order to expect, or even demand, of someone respect for

Here is a very rare kind of book that has such a weight of cultural

It’s as daunting as it is exciting to see a longlist announced and realise that

Known as Valerie: A Novel in the US, The Faculty of Dreams is an honest-via-the-absurd