Writers in Kyoto

Archives: 2024

Tuttle’s Eric Oey Chats with WiK

  • by Mike Freiling
A report on a Writers in Kyoto talk with the CEO of Tuttle Publishing.

Visual Art and Poetry by Pamela Asai

  • by Pamela Asai
Haiku-inspired verse and visual works by an Australian in Arashiyama.

An Autumn Get Together in Kyoto

  • by Rebecca Otowa
Launch of Tina deBellegarde’s new book, Autumn Embers

An Unfamiliar Landscape

  • by Amanda Huggins
A short story from Amanda Huggins’ collection, Each of Us a Petal.

Kyoto Through the Ages: Celebrating 1,230 Years of the Ancient Capital

  • by Rebecca Otowa
A lecture event held on the occasion of Kyoto’s Jidai Matsuri, October 22, 2024

Nathan Mader Launches Poetry Collection, “The Endless Animal”

  • by Kirsty Kawano
Report on an event held in Kyoto

Book Review: Tropes Twined With Truth: A Sandy Fantasy That Sticks

  • by Felicity Tillack
A review of Cinnamon Beach, a book by Suzanne Kamata

Pandemic Blues

  • by Cody Poulton
Cody Poulton visits Kai Fusayoshi’s legendary Kyoto bar, Hachimonjiya

Writers of Kyoto, Part 4: Kashiwai Hisashi 柏井壽

  • by Sara Aoyama
Fourth in a series about Japanese authors of Kyoto

Writers of Kyoto, Part 3: Matsuda Michio 松田道雄

  • by Sara Aoyama
The third installment of a series on Japanese writers of Kyoto.

What Happened to Momo’s Family

  • by Rebecca Otowa
A short story of historical fiction set in the mountains between Kyoto and Nagoya.

Prologue to a War (Continued)

  • by Malcolm Ledger
From a work in progress by Malcolm Ledger

Writers of Kyoto, Part 2: Yamamura Misa 山村美紗

  • by Sara Aoyama
Part 2 of a series on Japanese writers who used Kyoto as a setting in their works.

USA Prize – John Savoie (Ninth Annual Kyoto Writing Competition)

  • by Karen Lee Tawarayama
A series of seasonal haiku verses

Writers of Kyoto, Part 1: Mizukami Tsutomu 水上勉

  • by Sara Aoyama
Part 1 of a series on Japanese writers who used Kyoto as a setting in their works.

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