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matsuda aoko

June 29, 2021

Review: Where the Wild Ladies Are

Ghost stories never felt more human and satisfying. The collection of short stories by Matsuda Aoko, translated by Polly Barton, is (true to its name) wildly fun to read. Each story is a contemporary retelling of a Japanese traditional ghost story, with a feminist twist. I didn't know two-thirds of the ghost stories before reading the book, so it was very helpful that the book lists the inspiration for each story and and I found myself googling more about them either before or reading …

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