Literary Fiction
Convenience Store Woman
A Tokyo woman who has worked in the same convenience store for eighteen years faces mounting pressure to live a more conventional life.
- Shares literary fiction and thought-provoking with James
James
James
Everett retells Huckleberry Finn from the point of view of Jim, who is far sharper, and far more dangerous to the story's assumptions, than he lets on.
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- Themes
- IdentitySurvivalResilience
- Length
- 300–450 pages
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