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B. Jeanne Shibahara

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Born

Stuttgart, Germany

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https://bjeanneshibahara.com/

Genre

Fiction, Contemporary

Influences

C.S. Lewis, Mark Twain, Virginia Woolf

Member Since

December 2018

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B. Jeanne Shibahara (Japanese: 芝原美人) is a contemporary Japanese writer. She is of German and Scottish descent.

She studied creative writing in the MA program at Arizona State University where she adopted the mantra of her professor, Mark Harris (Bang the Drum Slowly). "No tears in the writer. No tears in the reader." In Japan, she has taught English at a private university and written articles for research groups.

She's married to Professor Emeritus Akira Shibahara of Osaka Prefecture University. The couple divides their time between Nara City, an ancient capital of Japan, and the Tohoku District.
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Kaerou Time to Go Home

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“The facade of the robatayaki looked like a leftover from the past…smoky-black tiles topped its wooden overhang…red, waxy paper lanterns lit it up…a noren curtain hung from a thin bamboo pole above the doorframe. Its sliding doors had rows of rectangular panes of glass. The robatayaki’s simplicity gave the impression of a one-story building, but eight floors of apartments rose up from it.”
― B. Jeanne Shibahara, Kaerou Time to Go Home

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“Fiona’s face became the stage for the monologue in her heart.”
― B. Jeanne Shibahara, Kaerou Time to Go Home

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“Why waste her time caring about what happened to dead people when she could barely keep up with the living?”
― B. Jeanne Shibahara, Kaerou Time to Go Home

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“No longer does my mind dwell on fleeting figures written upon swift waters for my full heart has settled in your sparkling depths.”
― Emperor Murakami

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