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Review: The Lake , by Yasunari Kawabata a review by Rich Horton Yasunari Kawabata (1899-1972) was the first Japanese winner of the Nobel Pri...

Review: The English Understand Wool , by Helen DeWitt a review by Rich Horton Having read and loved Helen DeWitt's first novel, The Last...

Review: Navola , by Paolo Bacigalupi a review by Rich Horton Navola is Paolo Bacigalupi's eighth novel, and his first in seven years. H...

Review: Three Eight One , by Aliya Whiteley by Rich Horton Aliya Whiteley has been publishing interesting short fiction for a couple of deca...

Review: The Last Samurai , by Helen DeWitt by Rich Horton Helen DeWitt's first novel was published in 2000, and became something of a se...

Review: Bird Isle (aka Isle of Peril , aka Bird Island ), by Jack Vance by Rich Horton Bird Isle is one of the least known of all Jack Van...

Review: The City and Its Uncertain Walls , by Haruki Murakami by Rich Horton Haruki Murakami is one of the most celebrated contempory Japane...