Hideo Furukawa is a Japanese writer whose work often explores themes of memory and war. His novel Slow Boat is a well-known example of his distinct literary style.
Slow Boat
Slow Boat
Synopsis
Trapped in Tokyo and left behind by a series of girlfriends, the narrator of Slow Boat reflects on his life's missteps, rebellions, and small victories. He refuses to be a passive observer of his fate, attempting one last escape to the city's edge, holding onto his dreams as his only safety net. This novella captures the universal urge to get away and the essential journey of self-discovery in a world that might not be looking for you.
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The NarratorProtagonist
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Edition
Slow BoatPaperback, 2024
128 pages
Steerforth PressLanguage: EnglishISBN: 97818053314142 editions available
