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"KAWAII Woolf -A Charming Woman; Virginia Woolf-" is a fanzine about Woolf in Japanese language. This book introduces Woolf and her works to Japanese people with reviews, illustrations, photographs and comics.
From the Editor
Virginia Woolf may be one of the world famous writers, but ordinary readers in Japan don’t know about her very much. This inspired me. I wanted my friends to know about Woolf much more. It was the beginning for this unique fanzine.I find Woolf such a charming woman and her works so attractive. Kawaii in the title means “charming” or “cute” in English. By the word kawaii I want to suggest that Woolf’s works are indeed “charming” and “cute,” and at the same time, fantastic and beautiful as well.
Contents
Comic : Who is Virginia Woolf?
Introduction : Welcome to Woolf's novels
Research Report : A Morphological analysis of Woolf's novels
Essay : A short essay about the musics in "Mrs. Dalloway"
Interview : An interview with Ken Nishizaki, a translator of Woolf
Fiction : "Moments of Boiling”,a tribute story to Woolf's "Moments of Being”
Cooking Report : A recipe and a cooking report of Boeuf en daube, which appears in "To the Lighthouse"
Feature 1 : Woolf’s tea party
Twenty-one people read Woolf's works, mainly short stories, and wrote about their own impressions in essays, reviews and comics. Almost all of them read Woolf for the first time to make responses.
Feature 2 : Orlando à la mode
Three people and Ozawa review a ballet, two dramas and two movies inspired by "Orlando".
Translation 2 : "A last letter from Virginia to Leonard Woolf"
かわいいウルフ - A Charming Woman Virginia Woolf / 海の響きを懐かしむ
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About
"KAWAII Woolf -A Charming Woman; Virginia Woolf-" is a fanzine about Woolf in Japanese language. This book introduces Woolf and her works to Japanese people with reviews, illustrations, photographs and comics.
From the Editor
Virginia Woolf may be one of the world famous writers, but ordinary readers in Japan don’t know about her very much. This inspired me. I wanted my friends to know about Woolf much more. It was the beginning for this unique fanzine.I find Woolf such a charming woman and her works so attractive. Kawaii in the title means “charming” or “cute” in English. By the word kawaii I want to suggest that Woolf’s works are indeed “charming” and “cute,” and at the same time, fantastic and beautiful as well.
Contents
Comic : Who is Virginia Woolf?
Introduction : Welcome to Woolf's novels
Research Report : A Morphological analysis of Woolf's novels
Essay : A short essay about the musics in "Mrs. Dalloway"
Interview : An interview with Ken Nishizaki, a translator of Woolf
Fiction : "Moments of Boiling”,a tribute story to Woolf's "Moments of Being”
Cooking Report : A recipe and a cooking report of Boeuf en daube, which appears in "To the Lighthouse"
Feature 1 : Woolf’s tea party
Twenty-one people read Woolf's works, mainly short stories, and wrote about their own impressions in essays, reviews and comics. Almost all of them read Woolf for the first time to make responses.
Feature 2 : Orlando à la mode
Three people and Ozawa review a ballet, two dramas and two movies inspired by "Orlando".
Translation 2 : "A last letter from Virginia to Leonard Woolf"
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