In 'The Shut Ins', Australian Novelist Katherine Brabon Examines Loneliness, Isolation and Japanese Hikikomori single work   review  
Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 In 'The Shut Ins', Australian Novelist Katherine Brabon Examines Loneliness, Isolation and Japanese Hikikomori
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'Over the last 18 months we've all felt shut in at times, but a new Australian novel explores an extreme version of that feeling: hikikomori.' (Introduction)

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