| Description |
664 pages ; 24 cm |
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regular print |
| Summary |
From the Fatherland, with Love is set in an alternative, dystopian present in which the dollar has collapsed and Japan's economy has fallen along with it. The North Korean government, sensing an opportunity, sends a fleet of rebels in the first land invasion that Japan has ever faced. Japan can't cope with the surprise onslaught of Operation From the Fatherland, with Love. But the terrorist Ishihara and his band of renegade youths--once dedicated to upsetting the Japanese government--turn their deadly attention to the North Korean threat. They will not allow Fukuoka to fall without a fight. Epic in scale, From the Fatherland, with Love is laced throughout with Murakami's characteristically savage violence. It's both a satisfying thriller and a completely mad, over-the-top novel like few others |
| Notes |
Translation of: Hantō o deyo |
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Translated from the Japanese |
| Subject |
Novel -- Japanese -- 20th century -- English -- Texts
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Terrorism -- Japan -- Fukuoka-shi -- Fiction.
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Terrorists -- Korea (North) -- Fiction.
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| SUBJECT |
Japan -- Economic conditions http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85069403 -- Fiction.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh99001562
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Japan -- Fiction.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008105984
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| Genre/Form |
Dystopian fiction.
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Dystopias.
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Political fiction.
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Thrillers (Fiction)
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Novels.
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| Author |
De Wolf, Charles, translator
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McCarthy, Ralph F., translator
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Takemori, Ginny Tapley, translator
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Japanese Literature Publishing Project (JLPP)
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| ISBN |
1908968451 (hardcover) |
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1908968494 (paperback) |
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9781908968456 (hardcover) |
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9781908968494 (paperback) |
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