Dreaming in Japanese
Leanne OgasawaraA Newsletter of Life, Love, and Language
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 192 | Subscribers | Read | dreaminginjapanese.substack.com |
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North Korean abductions of Japanese citizens
In Susan Choi’s Booker Prize short-listed (and National Book award long-listed) new novel Flashlight, a ten-year old girl is walking on a beach in Japan with her father. Something happens and she is knocked unconscious. Woken up later, stil...
Hunting for Autumn Leaves
Today in my ikebana lesson, we used maple leaves. Surprisingly fragile, or feathery as my sensei says, they remind me so much of my son’s tiny hands when he was a baby.
Learning Japanese in Beirut
In one of my favorite novels of the year (so far) The True True Story of Raja the Gullible, by Rabih Almeddine, the story kicks off when the narrator receives a strange invitation. It seems he has won a prestigious writing residency in Virg...
Katie Kitamura's Audition
A review I wrote of Katie Kitamura’s Booker longlisted novel Audition was published in the Harvard Review. It was accepted in April—so I’ve been a bit sad by how long it took to get into the editing process, but no one is getting paid to do...
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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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