Genre: Fiction
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Rouse up o young men of the new age!
Kenzaburo Oe is one of the world’s finest writers, and in Rouse Up O Young Men of the New Age! he delivers a virtuoso novel of extraordinary power, touching on his familiar themes of family, responsibility, the nature of literary inspiration, and the unique nature of parenting a disabled child.
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Rabbits, crabs, etc. : stories by Japanese women
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Ten nights of dream ; Hearing things ; The heredity of taste
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Self portraits : tales from the life of Japan’s great decadent romantic
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The dancing girl of Izu and other stories
Twenty-three stories by a Japanese writer. The subjects include beggars, Buddhist priests and love dramas. The story, Diary of My Sixteenth Year, is on the friendship of a boy and his grandfather.
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Arthurian literature. 2
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Acts of worship : seven stories
Here are seven stories of psychological insight and eroticism from Yukio Mishima.
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Ashikari and The story of Shunkin : modern Japanese novels
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The girl I left behind
A man who caused a girl to fall in love with him by playing up his deformity, then seduced and abandoned her, is haunted by her memory. A study of the workings of conscience. By a Japanese Catholic writer, author of Silence.
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Modern Japanese stories : an anthology