Psychic Therapy: Your Soul's True Purpose (Tentative title)
If you open up this book – if you really open up this book, if you open up your mind, if you abandon all prejudices and preconceptions – you will discover your true purpose in life. "Psychic therapist" Kinue Shima guides us through the deepest mysteries of the universe and of our own minds, all in crystal-clear, jargon-free prose.
Massoud's War (Tentative title)
| Author | Nagakura, Hiromi »» |
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| Publisher | Kawade Shobo Shinsha |
| ISBN | 4-309-40647-5 |
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The hero of Afghanistan, Ahmad Shah Masoud. An unparalleled commander, feared as the "Lion of Panjshir" during the war with the Soviet Army, Massoud waged a fierce war against the Taliban, a regime strongly supported by Pakistan, as the chief commander of the anti-Taliban United Islamic Front for the Salvation of Afghanistan (Northern Alliance). He was revered by many for not only his military genius, but also his good-natured character.
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Live With Meaning. Die with Passion (Tentative title)
What is life without adventure?
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TENGU (Tentative title)
Keiichi Michihira - an independent investigative reporter who in the year 2000 embarks on a journey to unearth the heavily shrouded truth behind a series of brutal murders that occurred a quarter-century earlier in Shikamata, a secluded hamlet situated in the mountains of Japan's Gunma Prefecture, whose residents are convinced that the culprit is none other than the fabled tengu.
The Geisha (Tentative title)
How did the Japanese forget that one of the roles played by the geisha was to portray the gods?
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Something Fishy (Tentative title)
Welcome to the world of Fukusuke Kurenaimon, a private detective with a knack for attracting rather strange cases... His first client, for example, asks him to investigate why her ex-husband was wearing a girl's school uniform on the morning he was run over. Armed with plenty of humour, Fukusuke sets off to solve this case as well as three others. However, some grisly murder always makes things far more complicated ...
One Hundred and One Nightmares (Tentative title)
Akumu hyakuichi ya (One Hundred and One Nightmares) is a collection of short stories exploring our deepest fears and neuroses while remaining firmly rooted in our experiences of daily life. Although drawing on elements of Japanese culture, the nightmarish scenarios are surprisingly familiar for Western readers who will immediately identify with the characters and the situations they face.