3.8
Love Pact A Layman's Complete Guide to Legal Living Together Agreements
In
N.P., Banana Yoshimoto’s enchanting novel of uncanny subtlety, style, magic, and mystery, a celebrated Japanese writer has committed suicide, leaving behind a collection of stories written in English.
But the book, itself titled
N.P., may never be published in his native Japan: each translator who takes up the ninety-eighth story chooses death tooincluding Kazami Kano’s boyfriend, Shoji. Haunted by Shoji’s death, Kazami is inexorably drawn to three young people whose lives are intimately bound to the late writer and his work. Over the course of an astonishing summer, she will discover the truth behind the ninety-eighth storyand she will come to believe that everything that had happened was shockingly beautiful, enough to make you crazy.”
N.P., Banana Yoshimoto’s enchanting novel of uncanny subtlety, style, magic, and mystery, a celebrated Japanese writer has committed suicide, leaving behind a collection of stories written in English.
But the book, itself titled
N.P., may never be published in his native Japan: each translator who takes up the ninety-eighth story chooses death tooincluding Kazami Kano’s boyfriend, Shoji. Haunted by Shoji’s death, Kazami is inexorably drawn to three young people whose lives are intimately bound to the late writer and his work. Over the course of an astonishing summer, she will discover the truth behind the ninety-eighth storyand she will come to believe that everything that had happened was shockingly beautiful, enough to make you crazy.”
JAPAN_FICTIONFICTION_GENERALAUTHORS_FICTION
RELEASED1980
PUBLISHERGrove Press
LENGTH222
LANGUAGEEN
Japanese writer
3.8
Love Pact A Layman's Complete Guide to Legal Living Together Agreements
by Bernard E. Clair, Anthony R. Daniele
In
N.P., Banana Yoshimoto’s enchanting novel of uncanny subtlety, style, magic, and mystery, a celebrated Japanese writer has committed suicide, leaving behind a collection of stories written in English.
But the book, itself titled
N.P., may never be published in his native Japan: each translator who takes up the ninety-eighth story chooses death tooincluding Kazami Kano’s boyfriend, Shoji. Haunted by Shoji’s death, Kazami is inexorably drawn to three young people whose lives are intimately bound to the late writer and his work. Over the course of an astonishing summer, she will discover the truth behind the ninety-eighth storyand she will come to believe that everything that had happened was shockingly beautiful, enough to make you crazy.”
N.P., Banana Yoshimoto’s enchanting novel of uncanny subtlety, style, magic, and mystery, a celebrated Japanese writer has committed suicide, leaving behind a collection of stories written in English.
But the book, itself titled
N.P., may never be published in his native Japan: each translator who takes up the ninety-eighth story chooses death tooincluding Kazami Kano’s boyfriend, Shoji. Haunted by Shoji’s death, Kazami is inexorably drawn to three young people whose lives are intimately bound to the late writer and his work. Over the course of an astonishing summer, she will discover the truth behind the ninety-eighth storyand she will come to believe that everything that had happened was shockingly beautiful, enough to make you crazy.”
JAPAN_FICTIONFICTION_GENERALAUTHORS_FICTION
RELEASED1980
PUBLISHERGrove Press
LENGTH222
LANGUAGEEN
Japanese writer
