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Tsukiyono (Fine Sometimes Rain)
it seems as though it's been lost to us forever
But after Moon moves in next door
Accompanied by an essay from the translator Ryan Holmberg which discusses Tsuge’s importance in comics and Japanese literature
By Katriona Chapman
The Shiatsung Project Van Jensen Tsukiyono (Fine Sometimes Rain)By Brigitte Archambault. Translated by Aleshia Jensen. Published by Conundrum Press. Softover, 208 pages, Colour, 2021. A woman lives alone in a small house situated in a tidy yard surrounded by a seemingly impenetrable wall. She spends her days reading, swimming, and watching TV. She eats regular meals and keeps her house clean. But the simplicity is deceiving, because the woman has no idea how she came to live in her house, andmost importantlywhat
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