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of Solitude, but it has a voice and power all its own.― —Time
“The novel is particularly resonant now, at a time of rising
authoritarianism across the globe. Throughout the book, citizens live
under police surveillance. Novels are burned. People are detained and
interrogated without explanation.― —The New York Times“A deeply
traumatizing novel in the best way possible.― —Vulture“Ogawa lays
open a hushed defiance against a totalitarian regime by training her
prodigious talent on magnifying the efforts of those who persistently
but quietly rebel.― —The Japan Times'You wonâ€t be forgetting this
haunting and imaginative novel anytime soon.― —Refinery29“A
searing, vividly imagined novel by a wildly talented writer . . . Dark
and ambitious.― —Publishers Weekly (starred, boxed review)
'A poignant examination about how struggles and people are
interconnected and the fact that security is not enough to hope for . .
. Ogawaâ€s prose feel[s] applicable not just to political atrocities
like genocide but to climate change or any other crisis made worse by
general complacency.― —The A. V. Club“A taut, claustrophobic
thriller.― —Salon“Ogawa crafts a powerful story about the
processing of loss and the importance of memories.― —Annabel
Gutterman, Time“Ogawaâ€s anointed translator, Snyder, adroitly
captures the quiet control with which Ogawa gently unfurls her ominously
surreal and Orwellian narrative.― —Booklist (starred review)
“Eerily surreal, Ogawa's novel takes Orwellian tropes of a
surveillance state and makes them markedly her own.― —Thrillist
“Ogawa employs a quiet, poetic prose to capture the diverse (and often
unexpected) emotions of the people left behind rather than of those
tormented and imprisoned by brutal authorities.― —Kirkus Reviews
(starred review)“A provocative fable.― —John DeNardo, Kirkus
Reviews Read more YOKO OGAWA has won every major Japanese literary
award. Her fiction has appeared in The New Yorker, A Public Space, and
Zoetrope: All-Story. Her works include The Diving Pool, a collection of