dos mil viente y seis
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Author
Also known as Ginny Tapley-Takemori
Ginny Tapley Takemori has translated fiction by more than a dozen early modern and contemporary Japanese writers
9 works
14 editions
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1 edition
1 edition
2 editions
2 editions
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A reader-curated list
A reader-curated list
- I’m so glad I married you, Amane. To be honest, I didn’t really know what it meant to become a family. I just thought you started living with some stranger, and even though you called them your family, in reality it was just something mutually convenient. B…
Today it was my turn to give the speech at morning assembly, but the manager told me off for not being concise enough and I felt frazzled from anxiety and stress. I picked up my bag and went to the bathroom, where I took out my Prada pouch and gazed at my for…
The party had been advertised as “Most popular! Limited to people in their thirties, standard marriage party ☆” with the following conditions: “Must be thirty-something, want a child, and want both partners to work. Must agree to equal share of housework and…
The glorification of anticonformism is an old thing in the Western world. Born in the 1960s, it celebrates the loser, the iconoclast who is able to defy the social order. It had at least a function: to somewhat give some room to people who didn’t/couldn’t fit…