About the Author
Emi Yagi
ISBN 9781529114812
Rs. 880
Vintage
Diary of a Void
Who it's for: Readers interested in contemporary Japanese fiction and social themes
Emi Yagi's Diary of a Void introduces a young woman in contemporary Japan who fabricates a pregnancy to navigate workplace pressures and societal expectations. This novel delves into themes of gender roles, personal freedom, and self-identity within modern Japanese life.Why You Should Read? Explores the unique premise of faking pregnancy to escape workplace demands. Examines gender roles, societal expectations, and the pursuit of personal freedom. Features a relatable female protagonist confronting modern life's challenges. Offers an insightful and engaging narrative on contemporary Japanese society.
Highlights
- Premise: fabricating a pregnancy to dodge workplace demands
- Set in contemporary Japan
- Examines gender roles and societal expectations
- Focuses on personal freedom and self-identity
- Features a relatable female protagonist
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It's about a young woman in Japan who pretends to be pregnant to deal with work and social pressures, exploring themes of gender and identity.
Who are the authors?
The book is written by Emi Yagi, with translation by David Boyd and Lucy North.
What themes does it explore?
It explores gender roles, societal expectations, personal freedom, and self-identity in modern Japanese life.
Is it set in Japan?
Yes, it is set in contemporary Japan.