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Tokio Whip

Autor Arturo Silva
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 mai 2016
Roberta, Lang and their friends experience the great Japanese city in all its manifestations to their inquiring, observing, and wandering minds as they banter over the details of a party, a film, Songs Common to Dreams, Tokyo’s history, the Names of Love.

Tokio Whip is a distinctly stylistic Yamanote station-by-station tour-de-force discovering the City of Language, the City as Language.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781611720334
ISBN-10: 1611720338
Pagini: 370
Dimensiuni: 137 x 213 x 31 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Editura: Stone Bridge Press
Colecția Stone Bridge Press

Recenzii

“One of the 10 best books about Japan in 2016 . . . 'The essential Tokyo novel.'"—The Japan Times

"Tokio Whip exults in a discovery that every Tokyoite makes: that the constant sense of disorientation created by a city of such vastness and variety can offer a giddy form of liberation; that one can find oneself in being lost.”—Kyoto Journal

"[Arturo Silva] gives us perhaps the first Tokyo novel not by a Japanese that satisfies both in its vision of the Japanese capital and in its vision of what a novel can be... Tokio Whip we come to see, is part of the lineage of great modernist novels about cities."—David Cozy, The Japan Times

"A consistently compelling and deftly crafted novel by an exceptionally gifted novelist, Arturo Silva's Tokio Whip is strongly recommended for both community and academic library Literary Fiction collections."—The Midwest Book Review

Notă biografică

Arturo Silva was born in the United States, spent the 1980s and 1990s in Tokyo, and now lives in Vienna, Austria, where he teaches and writes about film. He is author of Philosophy of the Shirt (1986) and editor of The Donald Richie Reader (2001)


Descriere

A group of people walk across, around, and all over Tokyo.
They talk, talk, talk. A linguistic, experiential, cartographical novel.