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The Keshiki Series: New Voices from Japan (Part 2)

Here is the second of two articles summarising and reviewing the stories found in the […]

Eight chapbooks, each containing a tale (or tales) of around thirty or forty pages, all

Most established authors become known for their tropes, be they genre, theme, character type, or

Writing a memoir is, I imagine, the most daunting kind of writing we could dare

They say a picture speaks a thousand words, and yet even as a fan of

In 2017 the Nobel Prize for Literature was won by the illustrious Kazuo Ishiguro, and

Translated from the Japanese by Ryan Holmberg In the wake of the bombings of Hiroshima

When reaching for a piece of Japanese fiction, be it novel, manga, or anime, there’s

John Leal, whose name is always written and spoken of in full, was detained in

It’s been an amazing year for fiction. Here are some of our favourite books this year written