The Bear and the Paving Stone by Toshiyuki Horie, Geraint Howells (Translator)

The Bear and the Paving Stone by Toshiyuki Horie, Geraint Howells (Translator)A Japanese man, far from home, travels the countryside of Normandy with a friend talking about war, literature, and everything in between. As his ideas of his life become more entangled with his personal writing, the pangs of his past and his half forgotten memories overlap and threaten his peace. Owing a debt to French writers from La Fontaine to Proust, the three fable like tales in The Bear and the Paving Stone are stories of loss, memory and a

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