Book review: 『一寸法師｜何者』 by Edogawa Rampo
This is the second book in the Kogoro Akechi series. It contains two novellas: 一寸法師 and 何者.
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Book review: 『祈りの幕が下りる時』 by Keigo Higashino
This book is the tenth book of the Kaga series and one of the best!
Book review: 『殺人犯はそこにいる』 by Kiyoshi Shimizu
In his book, author and journalist Kiyoshi Shimizu recounts in detail how he investigated the Ashikaga murder case and showed that evidence collected against Toshikazu Sugaya was flawed. An engrossing read about one of Japan’s most know wrongful convictions.
Book review: 『恋する寄生虫』 by Sugaru Miaki
This novel starts like a simple story of two asocial persons who somehow try to overcome their difficulties together, but it takes a surprising direction and is much more complex than it seems at first. The story is nice, but it was not for me.
Book review: 『密室の鍵貸します』by Tokuya Higashigawa
A funny yet engrossing locked room mystery and an impressive debut novel.
Book review: 『D坂の殺人事件…』 by Edogawa Rampo
As a fan of classic detective stories, I loved this book! It is a collection of five short stories that introduce Kogoro Akechi, Japan’s first recurring fictional detective.
Book review: 『泣くな研修医』 by Yujiro Nakayama
A short but engrossing novel that lets us share an intern’s daily life as he struggles to turn his years of medical study into practice.
Book review: 『嫌われる勇気』 by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga
This book is about Adlerian psychology but presented in a very easy and concrete way.
