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Atsuko is happy on the small farm she has always dreamed of. Her business is going well and she will soon need to hire help. When her husband agreed to leave the city to share with her family this life in the countryside that is not his, she knew how to recognize the sacrifices it cost her. But a friend who resurfaces from the past also confronts her with other options: Atsuko will have to sort out her existence and her desires, as tangled as an abandoned bamboo forest. All of Aki Shimazaki's novels can be read individually or disordered within a pentalogy, and form a singular work.

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Atsuko is happy on the small farm she has always dreamed of. Her business is going well and she will soon need to hire help. When her husband agreed to leave the city to share with her family this life in the countryside that is not his, she knew how to recognize the sacrifices it cost her. But a friend who resurfaces from the past also confronts her with other options: Atsuko will have to sort out her existence and her desires, as tangled as an abandoned bamboo forest. All of Aki Shimazaki's novels can be read individually or disordered within a pentalogy, and form a singular work.
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Novelista y traductora canadiense de origen japonés. Se mudó a Canadá en 1981, y ha vivido en Vancouver y Toronto. Actualmente vive en Montreal, donde enseña japonés. Escribe y publica sus novelas en francés desde 1991. Su segunda novela, Hamaguri, ganó el Premio Ringuet en 2000. Su cuarto libro, Wasurenagusa, recibió el Premio Literario Canadá-Japón en 2002, y su quinta obra, Hotaru, el Premio Gobernador General 2005 de ficción en lengua francesa. Sus libros han sido traducidos al inglés, japonés, alemán, húngaro y ruso.