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Saturdate — beautiful day to start a Japanese novel for Women in Translation Month. The Bookshop Woman by Nanako Hanada, translated by Cat Andersen. Dad got this one for me when he traveled recently 🖤 #WITMonth

YOUR TABLE AWAITS... Don't miss THE CHIBINEKO KITCHEN - the soul-nourishing and comforting new Japanese novel that will help you remember what matters most in life coming this November. Pre-order now: amazon.co.uk/Chibineko-Kitc…

#BookReview: Lau Yee-Wa’s Tongueless explores the pitfalls of the individualistic society that has engulfed the world, in the backdrop of the Mandarin imposition on Hong Kong. feminisminindia.com/2024/08/09/wom…

Written in sharp, elegant prose, GIFTED by Suzumi Suzuki (trans. Allison Markin Powell) heralds the breakthrough of an exciting new literary talent. Perfect for fans of ‘Breasts and Eggs’ and ‘Kitchen’. 🗓️ October 2024 Pre-order: scribepublications.co.uk/books-authors/…⁠ Cover by Martin Wong

My third pick for #witmonth Diary of a Void by Emi Yagi (tr. David Boyd/Lucy North) Ms Shibata is the only woman in her office and it fell upon her to clean up after her male coworkers. Fed up, she decides to pretend to be pregnant so she can be left in peace… or can she?

'the pleasures of a novel that treats fissures in our understanding not as failures, but as sites for contemplation and experiment.' Thank you emma cohen for such a thoughtful The TLS review of Xi Xi's MOURNING A BREAST (NYRB Classics), translated by Jennifer Feeley!

Natsuko Imamura crafted bizarre stories so delicately in this collection of 3 stories where various characters are alienated or distanced from society. These surreal, odd stories are about these women's voices, their desperation to be needed, to be seen

‘Delicate’ and ‘bizarre’. Grateful for these comments on this collection of stories by Natsuko Imamura which came out in my translation with Faber in June this year. #WITMonth

I know its too early for 2025 but I'm obsessed with the line up for upcoming Japanese Lit releases🌟🌟. Expect Mieko Kawakami, Sayaka Murata, Junko Taksase, Saou Ichikawa, Mishima, Yuko Tsushima & many more 😍. Bless the amazing translators & publishers 💖

There’s nothing we love more than a book about books and this has it all! Both funny and heartwarming, Nanako Hanada’s THE BOOKSHOP WOMAN (tr: Cat Anderson) is a delightful memoir about a bookseller's journey of self-discovery and an ode to the joy of reading. #WITMonth

Book review: Natsuko Imamura puts an otherworldly twist on trauma in new anthology straitstimes.com/life/arts/book…

talking about brilliant Xi Xi & her book Mourning a Breast with Jennifer Feeley and Dorothy Tse next Tuesday McNally Jackson ! come listen to us gab abt bodies, sickness, style, life writing, womanhood etc…

Delighted to be working with Penguin Michael Joseph on the mysterious and charming THE AMBERGLOW CANDY STORE IN THE NIGHT ALLEY by Hiyoko Kurisu (tr. Matt Treyvaud). 🦊🌌🍬 Look out for it next year!

We can't wait for 4th Estate Books' publication of Yu Yoyo's (yoyo_yu) INVISIBLE KITTIES, translated by the excellent Jeremy Tiang! 🐈‍⬛💭🐈‍⬛💭🐈‍⬛💭 The invisible kitties will become visible in UK bookstores this October!

We are pawsitively delighted to be publishing INVISIBLE KITTIES this October, the debut novel by Chinese poet Yu Yoyo, translated by Jeremy Tiang. INVISIBLE KITTIES tells the story of a young couple whose peaceful existence is disrupted by the arrival of a newly adopted kitten.

Purrfect bookpost 😻📮😻📮 #MorningsWithMyCatMii by Mayumi Inaba sounds exquisite. A Japanese classic finally translated into English. Out 3rd October Thanks to HarvillSecker Vintage Books for my proof copy 😻

On Sept 25th at 8pm, our Zoom book club will be discussing 'What you are looking for is in the library' by Michiko Aoyama. If you've read the book and want to join the chat, email [email protected] and we'll send you an invite a week before the event 😍

We're thrilled to be working with Scribe UK on this sharp Japanese debut, which was shortlisted for the Akutagawa Prize 📚🎊📚 GIFTED by Suzumi Suzuki (tr. Allison Markin Powell) is coming to bookshops this October!

We're delighted to see this really thoughtful review of Mayumi Inaba's MORNINGS WITH MY CAT MII (beautifully translated by Ginny Tapley Takemori) from Nicky Harman. Out in October 🐈‍⬛ booksonasia.net/2024/08/28/rev…

Jose Ando, author of Jackson Alone (tr kalauapuwailani / pub Soho Press), and Yu Miri will be in conversation at Waseda's International House of Literature on October 23rd. This will be a stunner! Registration from September 10th. Further details here: waseda.jp/culture/wihl/o…