

Black rain
Book • 1969
Black Rain is a powerful work of literature dealing with the aftermath of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945.
Told through diary entries and various accounts, the novel follows Shigematsu and his niece Yasuko as they navigate the long-term consequences of radiation exposure.
The story explores themes of fear, discrimination, and the lasting cultural and spiritual impact of nuclear war on ordinary Japanese civilians.
Told through diary entries and various accounts, the novel follows Shigematsu and his niece Yasuko as they navigate the long-term consequences of radiation exposure.
The story explores themes of fear, discrimination, and the lasting cultural and spiritual impact of nuclear war on ordinary Japanese civilians.
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when discussing John Bester's translation and the novel about the Hiroshima bombing.

Ted Goossen

Ted Goossen on translating Hiromi Kawakami’s “Third Love”



