Yoshihige Yoshida was 22 years old when he joined Shochiku film studios as an assistant director. At that time, around 1955, Yasujiro Ozu was a nemesis for...
Category - Book Reviews
By Christina Litsa Haruki Murakami, then based in Hawaii, recalls his early career as a jazz club owner, his sudden decision to write a book in his thirties...
Creating masterpieces out of dealing with the ordinary has always been one of the greatest traits of Haruki Murakami, and "South of the Border, West of the...
History is no longer written by the victors, nor by the males or the white colonizers. The common folk, even the marginalized, have their important place and...
A beautifully relatable biographical graphic novel about an overlooked aspect of European and Asian history.
Most probably, Ryu Murakami‘s most famous book due to Takashi Miike‘s masterful transfer on the big screen, “Audition” proved that...
A great novel about every average person that happened, in a point in their lives, to crave a push forward.
Kanae Minato knows how to handle confessions and comes up with another excellent crime thriller/family drama