Kaiji Kawaguchi
Author of Eagle: The Making of an Asian American President, Book 1 (Vols. 1-4)
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Works by Kaiji Kawaguchi
軍靴の響き 1 (アーリーコミックスシリーズ 3) 3 copies
軍靴の響き 2 (アーリーコミックスシリーズ 4) 3 copies
空母いぶき 3 (ビッグコミックス) 2 copies
Fleet of silence (16) (Kodansha Manga Bunko) (1998) ISBN: 4062604671 [Japanese Import] (1998) 2 copies
空母いぶきGREAT GAME (1) (ビッグコミックス) 2 copies
Pack Fidelite Zipang T30 T31 2 copies
空母いぶき 4 (ビッグコミックス) 1 copy
Violence Bomb Bakudan 1 copy
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- Birthdate
- 1948-07-27
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- Japan
- Associated Place (for map)
- Japan
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Two mountain climbers are caught in a blizzard; one of them, badly injured and believing he is about to die, confesses to murder. The two men make it to shelter and call for help, but is the one who heard the confession truly safe?
This is a great psychological thriller, with increasing paranoia driving the story. The art is crisp, and drives home the sense of isolation and danger. Fans of Patricia Highsmith should check this one out.
Received via NetGalley.
This is a great psychological thriller, with increasing paranoia driving the story. The art is crisp, and drives home the sense of isolation and danger. Fans of Patricia Highsmith should check this one out.
Received via NetGalley.
**reviewed from eARC via netgalley**
graphic fiction - horror/suspense (manga translated from Japanese, reads from right to left)
Injured and lost in a blizzard on Mt. Owari, a man (Ishikura) confesses to his fellow trekker (Asai) that he murdered a woman 5 years ago, then regrets his confession when they find a cabin to take shelter in and wait for rescue.
a fast-paced, suspense-filled read--I read the first chapter in a preview of the book, and couldn't resist reading the rest. Blizzardy show more isolation and a crazed, knife-wielding maniac makes this story reminiscent of The Shining -- lots of fun overall for fans of psychological horror. show less
graphic fiction - horror/suspense (manga translated from Japanese, reads from right to left)
Injured and lost in a blizzard on Mt. Owari, a man (Ishikura) confesses to his fellow trekker (Asai) that he murdered a woman 5 years ago, then regrets his confession when they find a cabin to take shelter in and wait for rescue.
a fast-paced, suspense-filled read--I read the first chapter in a preview of the book, and couldn't resist reading the rest. Blizzardy show more isolation and a crazed, knife-wielding maniac makes this story reminiscent of The Shining -- lots of fun overall for fans of psychological horror. show less
The American Political system through the eyes of a Japanese reporter.
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- Works
- 157
- Members
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- Rating
- 4.3
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