East Asian Literary Fiction

Restraint carrying the weight the sentence won't. Literary writing from Japan, Korea, China and Taiwan — quiet exteriors, precise observation, and enormous things left unsaid.

On the Place & Period shelf.

Books shelved as East Asian Literary Fiction

• Contraataque a los 30 — Won-pyung Sohn
• The Full Moon Coffee Shop — Mai Mochizuki
• Sweet Bean Paste — Alison Watts
• El club de los soñadores — Kim Ho-yeon
• Sputnik Sweetheart — Haruki Murakami
• The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World — Laura Imai Messina
• The Flowers of Buffoonery — Sam Bett
• Sweet Bean Paste — Durian Sukegawa
• A Wild Sheep Chase — Haruki Murakami
• The Devotion of Suspect X — Alexander O. Smith
• The Temple of the Golden Pavilion — Yukio Mishima
• The Sound of Waves — Yukio Mishima
• MIS Dias En La Libreria Morisaki — Satoshi Yagisawa
• The Graveyard Apartment — Mariko Koike
• 空の境界（上） — Kinoko Nasu
• The Hole — Hiroko Oyamada
• Audition — Ryū Murakami
• South of the Border, West of the Sun — Haruki Murakami
• Los secretos de la papelería Shihodo — Kenji Ueda
• The Vanishing Cherry Blossom Bookshop — Takuya Asakura
• The Temple of the Golden Pavilion — Fumi Komatsu
• Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Harry Potter, #3) — J.K. Rowling
• Crying in H Mart — Michelle Zauner
• Taiwan Travelogue — Yáng Shuāng-zǐ

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• Historical Fiction
• International Fiction
• American Literature
• Irish Literature
• Southern Fiction
• French Literature
• Latin American Fiction
• Victorian Fiction
• Spanish Literature
• Japanese Literature
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• Mexican Literature
• Italian Literature
• Medieval
• African American Literature
• Russian Literature
• Korean Literature
• Appalachian
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• Canadian Literature
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