Claire Kohda

Water, water everywhere: Touring the Land of the Dead, by Maki Kashimada, reviewed

The sea, hot springs and even a footbath hold memories for Natsuko, and her heart is ‘continuously tossed around by the waves’

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issue 08 May 2021
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  • Touring the Land of the Dead: Two Novellas

    Maki Kashimada, translated by Haydn Trowell

    Europa Editions, pp. 144, £11

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