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05-24-2009, 04:11 PM
Hey all,
I reviving this thread here because like the OP i too am looking for Japanese lit. So far i've read only two of Murakmamis' novels (The Wind Up Bird Chronicles & A Wild Sheep Chase) Along with Ishiguros' Remains Of The Day. So far so good... I will most definetly continue reading these genres of literature, but my question is does anyone know of any good horror novelists? I'm currently reading Stephen Kings' Pet Sematary & was thinking who would be an equivalent (if better) of his writing. Don't get me wrong I do like Kings' novels...but i want to read something creepier. Any suggestions are welcome!   s the 10th doctor s Verbal & Taku
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08-16-2009, 04:36 PM
u may want to check kafu nagai's "a strange tale from east of the river" and edogawa rampo's "japanese tales of mystery & imagination"
Pain is inevitable
Suffering is optional
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05-26-2010, 09:10 AM
Snakes and earrings by Hitomi Kanehara
It is interesting yet pretty violent story, somewhat PE13 or so Id say, but it has won two prizes in Jpn in 2003: Subaru and Akutagawa prizes. More info: Hitomi Kanehara - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 
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