Tag: book review

Three hundred years after an apocalyptic event, a future society finds a new connection to nature.
A vivid collection of stories about mothers and daughters, girls and women, wives and ex-wives.
The third mystery of a series — this one in Kyoto!
Review of a collection of free verse poetry and photographs mainly of bonsai trees.
Kerr on places he'd rather you not visit. Instead he offers wonderful descriptions.
A review of Ruth Ozeki's fourth novel which takes place largely in a library and where one can feel the author's presence.
A review of stories that the reviewer calls both challenging and entertaining.
Mansfield begins to make Tokyo accessible by illuminating its humble beginnings along with the innumerable setbacks throughout its growth.