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'I have always found reading Japanese fiction—admittedly in translation—to be something of an out-of-body experience, as if one were watching a reflection in a pond. When one reaches out to touch it, it shimmers and disappears. I do not know whether that is a function of the language, or an artifact of translating the language, the literary culture, or my imagination.' (Introduction)
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The Snow Kimono by Mark Henshaw
The Asian Review of Books
The Asian Review of Books
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