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'We Exist in a State of Constant Possibility'

Emi Sasagawa’s debut novel is a love letter to queer youth.

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Japan's Sayaka Murata joins 8 Asian authors to publish short story anthology

SEOUL (Kyodo) -- An anthology of nine short stories from as many Asian writers has been published in a project proposed by South Korean author Chung S

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FEATURE: South Korean, Japanese, other Asian writers publish anthology

An anthology of nine short stories from as many Asian writers has been published in a project proposed by South Korean author Chung Se Rang to explore what she views as the stresses on relationships in today's world.

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The Books Briefing: Imogen Binnie, Kim Kelly

The Books Briefing: Imogen Binnie, Kim Kelly
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From The Office to Severance: how the fictional workplace went from bad to worse

On International Workers’ Day, we chart the cultural changes from moments of humanity at Wernham Hogg to grim visions of a more brutal post-Covid reality

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'Eternally Younger Than Those Idiots': Giving adulthood the old college try

Yui Sakuma makes a quirky character relatable in Ryohei Yoshino’s earnest coming-of-age drama about a college student who’s out of touch with her peers.

Japan , Tokyo , Japanese , Kikuko-tsumura , Hisaki-kato , Yori-wakai , Horigai-yui-sakuma , Tokyo-international-film-festival , Yui-sakuma , Younger-than-those , Younger-than-those-idiots

The Fiction of Meaningful Work

The Fiction of Meaningful Work
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Briefly Noted


Albert and the Whale
, by Philip Hoare (Pegasus). This idiosyncratic account of the life, work, and afterlife of the Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer considers “how art imagines our world.” Hoare shows Dürer’s responsiveness to his times. Copernicus and Martin Luther had ushered in a world “shifting nervously in space,” and printing (the “currency” of Dürer’s fame) and trade fostered unprecedented connectivity. Hoare also places his subject in a surprising lineage of artists including William Blake, Marianne Moore, Thomas Mann, and Andy Warhol. These comparisons elucidate Dürer’s radicalism, and establish him as a revolutionary and thoroughly modern artist. Hoare writes, “Before Dürer, dragons existed; after him, they did not.”

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Out of office: how the pandemic is rewriting the workplace novel


Sat 15 May 2021 04.00 EDT
What has become of the office? Its small, mundane daily rituals, its smells – of over-boiled coffee, synthetic fabrics, other people’s perfume – the low hum of phone conversations and the whirring of the printer. To those of us who are still working from home, it feels like a faraway place, a half-forgotten memory, and to those who have returned it is utterly transformed: masked, distanced, hushed.
It’s a strange time to be appraising the workplace novel. Will things return to how they were before, or will we look back on our time of working long, gruelling hours in the office with relief, or even nostalgia? I wonder if books set in offices will make us wistful about some aspects of pre-pandemic life or if, instead, these narratives will act as a warning against returning to a working culture that felt, to many of us, unreliable and unstable.

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Anna Wiener, Kikuko Tsumura: The Books Briefing

A memoir of life in Silicon Valley, a capitalist satire, a novel that envisions a better future, and more: Your weekly guide to the best in books

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