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Review

"It's a bumpy ride."
--Publishers Weekly

"A Christie-like whodunnit, set in war-torn 1943 Japan"
--Peterborough Telegraph

"Resurrects the Golden Age detective story with a Japanese twist... A must-read for fans of Agatha Christie or Yukito Ayatsuji"
--The Arts Shelf (UK)

 

About the Author

Born in 1958 in Osaka, Taku Ashibe graduated from the faculty of law at Doshisha University, after which he began a career in journalism, holding various posts at the Yomiuri Shimbun's Osaka office. In 1986 he received an honourable mention at the 2nd Fantasy Literature Newcomers Award, and in 1990 he won the inaugural Ayukawa Prize for his debut novel A Thirteen-Hand Murder-Comedy. He became a full-time writer in 1994. A member of Japan's Honkaku Mystery Writers' Club, he is the author of over two dozen novels and many short-story collections.
 
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Murder In The House Of Omari

Murder In The House Of Omari

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  • ISBN: 9781805335214
  • Author: Taku Ashibe
  • Publisher: Pushkin Vertigo
  • Pages: 384
  • Format: Paperback
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Review

"It's a bumpy ride."
--Publishers Weekly

"A Christie-like whodunnit, set in war-torn 1943 Japan"
--Peterborough Telegraph

"Resurrects the Golden Age detective story with a Japanese twist... A must-read for fans of Agatha Christie or Yukito Ayatsuji"
--The Arts Shelf (UK)

 

About the Author

Born in 1958 in Osaka, Taku Ashibe graduated from the faculty of law at Doshisha University, after which he began a career in journalism, holding various posts at the Yomiuri Shimbun's Osaka office. In 1986 he received an honourable mention at the 2nd Fantasy Literature Newcomers Award, and in 1990 he won the inaugural Ayukawa Prize for his debut novel A Thirteen-Hand Murder-Comedy. He became a full-time writer in 1994. A member of Japan's Honkaku Mystery Writers' Club, he is the author of over two dozen novels and many short-story collections.
 

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