There has been no period in the history of modern Japanese society so dramatic and so remarkably tumultuous and fluid as the Meiji Era (1868-1912), and no single work of fiction more revelatory in its depiction of that period than Ogai Mori's "The Wild Goose." Now we have, in Meredith McKinney's just published translation of this iconic novel, a new vein into the heart of that age.
The Wild Goose, by Ogai Mori New translation by Meredith McKinney.
Finlay Lloyd, Fiction.
Rating: ★★★★★
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