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Deep Riverby Shusaku Endo , Van C. GesselISBN 0720609208 (0-7206-0920-8)
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Final Martyrsby Shusaku Endo , Van C. GesselISBN 0720608708 (0-7206-0870-8)
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Foreign Studiesby Shusaku EndoISBN 0720612268 (0-7206-1226-8)
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Girl I Left Behindby Shusaku Endo , Mark WilliamsISBN 0720609321 (0-7206-0932-1)
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Golden Countryby Shusaku Endo , Mark WilliamsISBN 0720607582 (0-7206-0758-2)
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Samuraiby Shusaku Endo , Van C. GesselISBN 0720611857 (0-7206-1185-7)
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Scandalby Shusaku EndoISBN 0720606829 (0-7206-0682-9)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Scandal'Book summary:Suguro is an eminent Catholic novelist, about to receive a major literary award. So when a drunk woman he has never met before approaches him at the award ceremony, claiming she knows him well from his regular visits to Tokyo's red-light district, she must surely be mistaken? But with a scurrilous press campaign damaging Suguro's reputation, his sleazy doppelgänger appears more and more, as if deliberately trying to discredit him. He is sighted touring the love hotels and brothels of Shinjuku; a leering portrait of him appears in an exhibition-and Suguro is forced to undertake a journey into Tokyo's seedy heart in order to discover the dreadful truth. This provocative, impassioned meditation manages to explore not only the nature of identity, but also the regions of sin, salvation, art and religion, all with the unerring grace that defines a novelist in the fullest command of his craft.""-Publishers Weekly. ""This psychological thriller follows a novelist whe must submerge himself in Tokyo's underworld in order to discover who is trying to discredit him.""--Library Journal. [via]
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Sea and Poisonby Shusaku Endo , Michael GallagherISBN 072060978X (0-7206-0978-X)
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Silenceby Shusaku Endo , William JohnstonISBN 0720610079 (0-7206-1007-9)
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Stained Glass Elegiesby Shusaku EndoISBN 0720606292 (0-7206-0629-2)
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Volcanoby Shusaku EndoISBN 0720605105 (0-7206-0510-5)
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When I Whistleby Shusaku Endo , Van C. Gessel, V.C. GesselISBN 0720605261 (0-7206-0526-1)
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Wonderful Foolby Shusaku Endo , Francis MathyISBN 072061080X (0-7206-1080-X)
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Wonderful Fool'Book summary:Endo was runner-up for the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1994. Here we meet the gentle, self-sacrificing French youth Gaston, whose trusting love of both people and animals makes all who meet him change their lives for the better. Gaston's adventures in modern Japan are presented as a kind of fable, yet with complete realism and keen social satire. Endo's criticism of Japanese values and society is scathing. His benignly satirical revelation of the inadequacy of materialism...makes this strange novel, often funny and often grim, a fable of spectral luminosity."" - Sunday Times. [via]
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