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uhmmmm
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Finally!
I stopped halfway through the Japanese version a couple years ago. It was interesting, but hard reading. Too many specialized words that weren't in the Japanese-Englsih or even Japanese-Japanese dictionary. |
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DRWii
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 Whoa! Weird cover.
But seriously, I'm definately happy to hear this. If an American version isn't released, there's a much better import option now. |
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Super_Vegeta
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Whoa, cool. I didn't know this was based on a novel. Anyway, I bought this on BD awhile back and thoroughly enjoyed the story, and very trippy visuals.
Maybe I'll pick up the book to see how they compare, and to find out what is different between each medium. |
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BunnyCupCakes
 Posts: 224 Location: The Sunshine State |
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Love the cover.
Hope I can read it sometime or make it to the states. |
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Gilles Poitras
Posts: 482 Location: Oakland California |
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There is also another collection of his short stories in English:
What the Maid Saw: Eight Psychic Tales This was published back in 1990 by Kodansha |
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Rolando_jose
 Posts: 240 Location: Ahhhh it's vacation time again! |
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Amazon.co.uk I just hope they will carry it!
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Jinxso
 Posts: 101 Location: Toronto, Canada |
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I just finished reading the first chapter that has been translated.
It didn't translate well at all unfortunately. I am still going to read the first 7 chapters all the way through but chapter 1 wasn't impressive 
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BrianRuh
Posts: 162 Location: West Lafayette, IN, USA |
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Kodansha also released another story collection of Tsutsui's in 1986 called The African bomb and other stories, translated by David Lewis.
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narutoismybrother
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Import? I think so!
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Princess_Irene
ANN Associate Editor
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This should soothe some of the people from the latest Chicks on Anime forum discussion.
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varmintx
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Super_Vegeta
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Oh really? Cool, I think the interviews was one of the few extras on the disc that I hadn't checked out. |
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Weazul-chan
 Posts: 625 Location: Michigan |
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looks like I'll either be importing it myself or getting a friend who lives in the UK to get it for me there and send it over.
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Pake
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Seems like the translation resulted in a lot of choppy sentences that just remove any type of flow from the story. Hopefully it gets better than the snippet I read, but this is one of the few books I've wanted to read after seeing a movie adaptation of it. What the Maid Saw sounds like a pretty good read as well.
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AetherWeaver
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Another of his books published in English is:
Portraits of eight families Published by Kodansha in 1989 ETA: Oops... this is the same set of stories as "What the Maid Saw" Last edited by AetherWeaver on Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:05 am; edited 1 time in total |
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