@brianbergstrom

brianbergstrom has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in April 2022. Resources brianbergstrom has populated their site with include: • Foyles essay about Fumio Yamamoto and Skinship • Shelf Awareness review for Dilemmas of Working Women • NetGalley: The Dilemmas of Working Women | Fumio Yamamoto • Naked, by Fumio Yamamoto, in the Paris Review • Profile - Brian Bergstrom - The Authors Guild • PreOrder: Hotel Lucky Seven by Kotaro Isaka • Japan Society review of Trinity, Trinity, Trinity • New Yorker review of SLOW DOWN: Can Slowing Down Save the Planet? • SLOW DOWN excerpt in The Nation: The Green New Deal Is the Opiate of the Masses • Slow Down / Publisher's Weekly [Starred Review!] • Slow Down / Kirkus Reviews [Starred Review!] • Sunrise: Radiant Stories / Publisher's Weekly [Starred Review!] • Trinity, Trinity, Trinity / Library Journal [Starred Review!] • Slow Down by Kōhei Saitō (Astra House 2024) • Sunrise: Radiant Stories by Erika Kobayashi (Astra House 2023) • Trinity, Trinity, Trinity by Erika Kobayashi (Astra House 2022) • Bluesky • NYTimes Profile of Kōhei Saitō • “The Forest of Wild Birds” (excerpt of Sunrise, on LitHub) • Interview with Yuki Tejima: Erika Kobayashi and Brian Bergstrom on Trinity, Trinity, Trinity • West Trade Review: "'This Invisible Thing Called Radiation': The Devastating Glow of Immortality in Erika Kobayashi’s Sunrise" by Max Parker • Translation of "Elysium: A Homecoming Story" in Rikka Zine (Nov. 2022) • JUSFC Translation Prize Announcement for Trinity, Trinity, Trinity • Review of Trinity, Trinity, Trinity at Vulture • Review of Trinity, Trinity, Trinity at Japan Times • Review of Trinity, Trinity, Trinity by Matthew Sciarappa • "My Poison Snake: Erika Kobayashi on Growing Up in a Household of Sherlock Translators" (CrimeReads, June 29, 2022) • The Shining Sea by Koji Suzuki (Kodansha USA 2022) • Review of The Shining Sea at Japan Times • We, the Children of Cats by Tomoyuki Hoshino (PM Press 2012) • Elemental | Center for the Art of Translation | Two Lines Press (2021) • Animals Brag About Their Bottoms by Maki Saito (Greystone Kids 2020) • For Dignity, Justice, and Revolution (translation of "Red" by Nakamoto Takako and "The Path to Proletarian Literature" by Kurahara Korehito) (U of Chicago 2015) • "Pink" by Tomoyuki Hoshino (Granta) - whole story available to read • "See" by Erika Kobayashi (Asymptote) - whole story available to read • Close Approximations: In Conversation With Fiction Runner-up, Brian Bergstrom - Asymptote Blog • "Sunrise" by Erika Kobayashi (Asymptote) - whole story available to read • ”She Waited” by Erika Kobayashi | 疾駆 / Chic Magazine (2019) • A Tale of Three Diaries: On Destroyed Landscapes and Lost Narratives by Erika Kobayashi (LitHub) • Shelf Awareness Q&A with Erika Kobayashi (and with me!) (Dec. 2021) • Ishiuchi Miyako’s Photographic Chronicles of Time and History (Aperture 2015) • Kikuji Kawada on the Traumas of History and the Skies above Japan (Aperture 2015) • Revolutionary Flesh: Nakamoto Takako's Early Fiction and the Representation of the Body in Japanese Modernist and Proletarian Literature • "Girliness Next to Godliness: Lolita Fandom as Sacred Criminality in the Novels of Takemoto Novala" (Mechademia 6: User Enhanced) • Avonlea as ‘World’: Japanese Anne of Green Gables Tourism as Embodied Fandom • "The Prince of Tennis in 2- and 2.5D: Character Growth and Growth into Character" by Iwashita Hōsei (Mechademia: Second Arc, Spring 2023) • "The Purehearted Major: On Innocence" by Kotani Mari (Mechademia: Second Arc, 2021) • "Japanese-Korean Exchange within the Proletarian Visual Arts Movement" by Emiko Kida (positions 2006) • Review: Bad Youth: Juvenile Delinquency and the Politics of Everyday Life in Modern Japan. By David R. Ambaras (The Journal of Asian Studies )