Murata Sayaka
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January 31, 2019 |
Erik R. Lofgren
Photo by Martin Lewison / Flickr When Convenience Store Woman came out in 2016, Murata Sayaka (b. 1979) won the Akutagawa Prize, usually the imprimatur of potential for a new writer....
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