This book starts with what at first glance looks to be Japanese haiku. This is setting the scene for the story to begin. It is so eye catching and imaginative a way to begin the book.
The story then goes back to the day of the Hiroshima bombing. This is in traditional prose. It is so unpretentious a start that you are drawn in, wanting to know what happens.
I cannot wait to read this book when it is published.
The story then goes back to the day of the Hiroshima bombing. This is in traditional prose. It is so unpretentious a start that you are drawn in, wanting to know what happens.
I cannot wait to read this book when it is published.