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Abe Kobo : Suna no onna

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ue, 30 Nov 2004 18:49:12 GM

From this period . Abe Kobo. was one of my favorite, because of his novel Woman in the Dunes. I'm not sure why, but that novel was very impressive, I was thinking a lot about it and simply loved it! I heard about a movie based on this ...

Japanese literature?
Q. I've recently discovered Japanese author Yoko Ogawa and was more than impressed by her novel Ringfinger (not translated into English (?)) and her short stories. I did not like her rather esoteric novel Museum of Silence (not translated into English (?)), though. I also very much appreciated Kobo Abe's Inter Ice Age 4 and did not like Banana Yoshimoto. On my list are Yasushi Inoue's Hunting Gun, Ice Wall (?), and Black Flood (?) and Murakami's Hard-Boiled Wonderland. Can you recommend any other books by the above mentioned authors (except for Murakami) or other (important) Japanese authors?
Asked by msmiligan - Wed Jul 26 05:08:43 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I am English and live in Japan. I have found many good translations of Japanese books at the local library, most of them published by Tuttle Publishing - here is there address, take a look - https://peripluspublishin ggroup.com/tuttle/ Though the most interesting story I read by a Japanese author was ''The Bridegroom was a Dog'' by Yoko Tawada.
Answered by Felix - Wed Jul 26 05:17:53 2006