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Evening Clouds

A Novel

Junzo ShonoSeries: Rock Spring Collection of Japanese Literature
4.5
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Pages
226
Year
2000
Language
English
Publisher
Stone Bridge Press

About

A masterpiece of quiet lyricism set against a backdrop of change and renewal.

Related Subjects

  • General (Family Life)
  • Family Life
  • Adult Fiction
  • General (Asia)
  • Asia
  • History
  • Adult Nonfiction

Reviews

"A delicate, sad novel that never admits to sadness."
The Atlantic
"Junzo Shono, one of Japan's best kept literary secrets, challenges readers to rethink what constitutes a novel…Not unlike the trees, plants, flowers, and vegetables that are so central to many of his images, Shono's style is alive and organic in the way it slithers, twists, and turns in an effort to capture the moment."
Persimmon

Extended Details

  • SeriesRock Spring Collection of Japanese Literature

    Artists

    Junzo ShonoAuthor