The Resurgence of a Japanese Literary Master
Fifty years after his death, Yukio Mishima is reemerging in translation
Fifty years after his death, Yukio Mishima is reemerging in translation
Scotsman Iain Maloney on his new book about life in rural Japan
Mieko Kawakami’s intimate portrait of womanhood in ‘Breasts and Eggs’
Yeewan Koon’s new book traces Yoshitomo Nara’s diverse career
An interview with Steve Alpert, author of ‘Sharing a House with the Never-Ending Man’
‘Convenience Store Woman’ author Sayaka Murata on breaking norms
A review of American film critic Mark Schilling’s new book
Power and metaphor in ‘The Memory Police’
And almost all of them are written by women