Botchan
by Natsume Soseki |
The Gate
by Natsume Soseki |
The Miner
by Natsume Soseki | 
The Setting Sun
by Osamu Dazai | 
The Old Capital
by Yasunari Kawabata |
Diary of a Mad Old Man
by Junichiro Tanizaki |
And Then
by Natsume Soseki |
Sanshiro
by Natsume Soseki | 
The Key
by Junichiro Tanizaki | 
Masks
by Fumiko Enchi | 
No Longer Human
by Osamu Dazai | 
Strange Weather in Tokyo
by Hiromi Kawakami | 
Thirst for Love
by Yukio Mishima | 
Beauty and Sadness
by Yasunari Kawabata | 
The Face of Another
by Kobo Abe | 
Family Matters
by Rohinton Mistry | 
The Lowland
by Jhumpa Lahiri | 
The Buddha in the Attic
by Julie Otsuka | 
Please Look After Mom
by Kyung-Sook Shin | 
Of Marriageable Age
by Sharon Maas |
A tragedy in three letters: THE masterpiece of one of Japan's greatest writers The Hunting Gun follows the consequences of a tragic love affair. Told from the viewpoints of three different women, this is a story of the psychological impact of illicit love. First viewed through the eyes of Shoko, who learns of the affair through reading her mother's diary, then through the eyes of Midori, who had long known about the affair of her husband with Saiko, and finally through the eyes of Saiko herself. This novella is incredibly powerful, with universal resonance and a true modern classic of the 20th century.