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This entry was posted in Opinion post and tagged Feebleminded, Invisible Women, Leonard and Hungry Paul, Selfies, Sergius Seeks Bacchus, The Adventures of China Iron, The Jeweller, The Little Girl on the Ice Floe, The Sea Cloak, Tokyo Ueno Station on 23rd Dec, 2019 by Helen Vassallo.

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I've barely read anything this past week, so am looking forward to starting BREASTS AND EGGS, "a radical and intimate portrait of working-class womanhood in contemporary Japan". Mieko Kawakami, tr. Sam Bett & David Boyd, coming soon from @picadorbooks. #womenintranslation

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