The Guardian reviews four recently translated novels: Mieko Kawakami's "Sisters in Yellow" about a Tokyo bar and organized crime, Ananda Devi's "All Flesh" featuring a troubled schoolgirl, Luis López Carrasco's "The White Desert" with linked post-apocalyptic stories, and Elin Anna Labba's "The Home of the Drowned" about a Sámi village displaced by a hydroelectric dam in 1942 Lapland.
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The Guardian reviews four recently translated novels: Mieko Kawakami's "Sisters in Yellow" about a Tokyo bar and organized crime, Ananda Devi's "All Flesh" featuring a troubled schoolgirl, Luis López Carrasco's "The White Desert" with linked post-apocalyptic stories, and Elin Anna Labba's "The Home of the Drowned" about a Sámi village displaced by a hydroelectric dam in 1942 Lapland.