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• prize-winning author's most significant novel • gentle pace and loving family portrait make for a luxuriant reading experience • we liken author's trademark "snapshot" prose style to "an Ozu film crossed with haiku" • another translation following on the critical success of The Cape [Author information continued]: He is author of Still Life and Other Stories, (1880656027, 1992, SBP) which in translation (by Wayne P. Lammers) won both the Japan-American Friendship Prize and the Pen West Literary Award for Translation. This is the first English translation. Translator is based in Oregon

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• prize-winning author's most significant novel • gentle pace and loving family portrait make for a luxuriant reading experience • we liken author's trademark "snapshot" prose style to "an Ozu film crossed with haiku" • another translation following on the critical success of The Cape [Author information continued]: He is author of Still Life and Other Stories, (1880656027, 1992, SBP) which in translation (by Wayne P. Lammers) won both the Japan-American Friendship Prize and the Pen West Literary Award for Translation. This is the first English translation. Translator is based in Oregon


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Autorenporträt
Junzo Shono was born in 1921 and lives in Kawasaki, Japan. Has won numerous literary awards, including the Yomiuri Prize for Evening Clouds.

Wayne P. Lammers is a translator of Japanese into English. He was translation editor for Mangajin and is considered one of the finest translators of Japanese literature today.