Matt Treyvaud is a writer and translator living near Kamakura. He is Néojaponisme's Literature/Language editor and the proprietor of
No-sword.
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Sergeant Tanuki — a
nom de plume — first arrived in Japan during the Uno administration and has been going back and forth between the U.S. and Japan ever since. Currently he's a graduate student studying Japanese literature at an American university. He has translated five books of Japanese popular fiction into English. He maintains a blog on art/popular culture, both Japanese and non-Japanese, at
http://sgttanuki.blogspot.com/.
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Matt Treyvaud is a writer and translator living near Kamakura. He is Néojaponisme's Literature/Language editor and the proprietor of
No-sword.
Posted in Book Reviews, Fiction and Literature, Love, Sex, and Gender, Travel 29 Comments »
Ian Lynam is a graphic designer living in Tokyo and the art director of Neojaponisme. His website is located at
ianlynam.com. His new book,
Parallel Strokes, on the intersection of graffiti and typography is available now.
Posted in Conceptions of Japan, Design, Economy, Business, and Employment, Film, History, Love, Sex, and Gender, Politics, The Past, The Present, Travel 5 Comments »
Matt Treyvaud is a writer and translator living near Kamakura. He is Néojaponisme's Literature/Language editor and the proprietor of
No-sword.
Posted in Language, Love, Sex, and Gender, The Present 17 Comments »