Inoue's early works cast a light upon a period of Japanese history, the post-World War Two period, that is little known to most English-speaking readers. They also reveal why he is as venerated as he is.
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The secrets of the past can often intrude on the present in unexpected ways.
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"Getting the hero into trouble is as much the author’s job, as getting him out of it."
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A suspense filled story of possibilities and change.
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A story that takes us into the heart of the great frontier known as space.
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Hiddin in the darkness of the gaming world, a killer awaits.
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Can the youth of today help to save the future of tomorrow?
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A class' look into the history of Santa Cruz reveals a legendary curse bestowed upon the beautiful land.
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'The Prank List' offers a fun, enjoyable, and realistic view of what could happen when one's mother's business is threatened.
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If you enjoy music and dance, and are intrigued by people and their behaviors you will find this work to be immensely satisfying.
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