Dreaming in Japanese
Leanne OgasawaraA Newsletter of Life, Love, and Language
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How To Rule The World
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When Air Force One touched down in Beijing last week, the door opened and something genuinely strange stepped out. Following behind Trump and family was not the usual army of diplomats and trade envoys, but rather out came a coterie of S...
A Love Letter to Hawaii (and Japan)
One of my more interesting translation jobs was a novel manuscript about King Kamehameha’s wife, Kaahumanu. The Japanese writer had published several nonfiction books that were well-received in Japan about Hawaiian culture. The author w...
Consciousness, Memory, and the Relational Self in Yoko Ogawa and Michael Pollan
(The essay first appeared at 3 Quarks Daily on Tuesday and I explored how this relates to the novel in my last substack called The Space In-Between)
Every morning, the mathematician wakes up not knowing who he is.
Or rather, he knows...
The Space Between: Yoko Ogawa and Consciousness in the Novel
In fiction workshops, writers are often told that their job is to evoke consciousness. Not just to describe what a character does or says, but to render what it is like to be that person — to walk around in their skin, to feel the world fro...
In Conversation with Mieko Kawakami
Mieko Kawakami on Sisterhood, Survival, and Finding Hope in the Darkness
In Conversation With Her Translators, Laurel Taylor and Hitomi Yoshio
Interview in Literary Hub
I recently had the chance to talk with Mieko Kawakami and her t...
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Leanne Ogasawara lived in Japan and worked as a Japanese translator for twenty years. Her translation work has included academic translation in art and philosophy, infrastructure, and documentary film.
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