9784902075182-4902075180-Speculative Japan 2: The Man Who Watched the Sea and Other Tales

Speculative Japan 2: The Man Who Watched the Sea and Other Tales

ISBN-13: 9784902075182
ISBN-10: 4902075180
Author: Shinji Kajio, Mariko Ohara, Riku Onda, Akira Hori, Issui Ogawa, Enjoe Toh, Yasumi Kobayashi, Nobuko Takagi, Koshu Tani, Yuko Yamao
Publication date: 2020
Publisher: Kurodahan Press
Format: Paperback 278 pages
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ISBN-13: 9784902075182
ISBN-10: 4902075180
Author: Shinji Kajio, Mariko Ohara, Riku Onda, Akira Hori, Issui Ogawa, Enjoe Toh, Yasumi Kobayashi, Nobuko Takagi, Koshu Tani, Yuko Yamao
Publication date: 2020
Publisher: Kurodahan Press
Format: Paperback 278 pages

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Speculative Japan 2: The Man Who Watched the Sea and Other Tales (ISBN-13: 9784902075182 and ISBN-10: 4902075180), written by authors Shinji Kajio, Mariko Ohara, Riku Onda, Akira Hori, Issui Ogawa, Enjoe Toh, Yasumi Kobayashi, Nobuko Takagi, Koshu Tani, Yuko Yamao, was published by Kurodahan Press in 2020. With an overall rating of 3.5 stars, it's a notable title among other books. You can easily purchase or rent Speculative Japan 2: The Man Who Watched the Sea and Other Tales (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $1.01.

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A selection of outstanding works of fantasy and science fiction from Japan, published here in English for the first time to reveal new and very different slices of the Japanese imagination. Following the success of the first Speculative Japan book, Volume 2 explores the visions of best-selling authors across a range of genres, from the heart-warming fantasy of Awa Naoko to the cold, lonely outer spaces of Tani Koshu. Explore the Japanese view of speculative fiction, and discover the similarities and differences that make cross-cultural literature so satisfying.
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