Waseda Bungaku 6/ Waseda Bungaku Kai

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[Machine Translation] Waseda Bungaku 6", the first numbering title in a year, is published! The first feature article "Waseda Bungaku Shinjinsho no Hitotachi" (People who won the Waseda Literature New Writer Award). Four of the past winners of this prize, which has become well known to many people with the appearance of Natsuko Kuroda, appear in this special issue. Starting with Shizuya Aonuma's first novel "Morte Morte" (300 copies), which was selected by Hiroki Azuma for the 23rd New Writer Award, Manabu Senda, Midori Mamiya, and Toyoaki Mukai will present their new works. In addition, there will be a digest of the past 25 award-winning works and their reviews. This special feature is for those who have been inspired to create and read after learning about "ab sango" and for those who want to know more about undiscovered talents. The second feature, "Oe Kenzaburo's (Almost) All Novels Unraveled," features 41 manga artists, film directors, psychiatrists, playwrights, university students, journalists, novelists, critics, and researchers, all of whom passionately (or perhaps passionately?) discuss "My Beloved Oe Works. Special feature, Yoko Tawada! The special feature, Yoko Tawada's "Late Autumn Cabaret 'Metamorphosis'" is a performance script based on a new interpretation of Kafka's "Metamorphosis". Gregor Zamza" is called "Gengorou" and rides on a beetle-shaped robot. The well-known long-form translation serialization will also be getting more exciting! The second installment of "White Noise" by Don DeLillo (translated by Koji Toko), whose "Cozmopolis" was made into a movie, "Ritual" by Nobel Prize candidate Sece Notebaum (translated by Miho Matsunaga), and "Quishi" by Russian "new prose" writer Tatyana Tolstaya (translated by Haya Kaisawa) are also included. In addition, this issue also features Olga Tokarczuk's "Fugitives" (translated by Aya Ogura), a representative of the new generation of Polish writers. In addition, Nicole Krauss's "From the Desk of Daniel Werski" (translated by Takeshi Higuchi), a talented American writer who visited Japan for the Tokyo International Literary Festival in March, will also make a special appearance. Also included is a roundtable discussion on Roberto Bolano's "2666," which has been a hot topic since last year, with translator Fumiaki Notani, writer Jungo Aoki, and critic Toshifumi Jinno. The discussion also features notable young people such as Aoko Matsuda, Ema Sesshoumaru, Mariko Asabuki, and Ryota Fukushima! ( Creation ) Shizuya Aonuma, Manabu Senda, Midori Mamiya, Toyoaki Mukai, Yoko Tawada, Mayuko Makita, Yusuke Sawanishi, Kenzaburo Oe, Sakumi Yoshino, Takehiko Kasuga, Keiichiro Hirano, Kuniko Nagasaki, Masataka Ishibashi, Yasushi Machida, Koi Sugie, Tomonobu Osako, Tomoyo Yoshihara, Shigeru Kurasazu, Mitsuharu Sagawa, Fuminori Nakamura, Akiyo Takiguchi, Kouta Ishii, Yu Irie, Yui Tanizaki, Satono Kondo, Naoki Yamamoto, Hikaru Okuizumi, Taro Matsunami, Taro Ishii Shinji Izawa Eimi Nakajima Kyoko Wakashima Tadashi Tamagawa Juki Endo Tojiaki Okada Toshiki Kawada Uichiro Aoki Jungo Fujitani Osamu Sumitani Wataru Matsue Tetsuaki Fukunaga Makoto Murata Sayaka Waita Shinya Takahara Eri Watanabe Daisuke Yamamoto Hiroki Tajiri Yoshiki Kawakami Hiromi Anten ( Translation ) Olga Tokarczuk Nicole Krauss Cece Noteboom Tatyana Torstaya Don Delhi Eman Sesshu + Aoko Matsuda + Yukiko Tomiyama / Fumiaki Notani + Toshifumi Jinno + Jungo Aoki ( Discussions ) Ryota Fukushima, Shunichiro Akikusa, Yoshimi Gohara, Yoshimasa Ishikawa, Hat Chino, Kimihiko Abe, Masaki Enomoto, Mariko Asabuki

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