I am currently taking a break in my project to read the winners of the Mystery Writers of Japan Award in order to explore the repertoire of the authors I have discovered so far through this project. To make things easier for me, I am listing here the winners of the prize that I loved..

Some of the authors and series that I have discovered recently.

In this post, I’m talking about my Korean reading challenge and go through several collections of short stories I bought for this challenge.

I’ve been using Mastodon for 10 days, and I like it more than Twitter. If you’re there also, please come and say hi!

I am only reading one Japanese book at the moment, but I am waiting for two books to arrive (I ordered them last week!).

I finished two books, one Korean and one Japanese (loved them both!). I also started a Korean zombie novel and a Japanese crime mystery,

I am very happy with the Korean book I am reading for the #22tlreadingchallenge: an engrossing detective story that is very easy to read. However, I am struggling with my Japanese book, the 1973 winner of the MWJ award: complex story with a lot of difficult words…

I read two winners of the MWJ award and I am halfway through the third one!

I mainly read in Korean this month, but I did finish the Kaga series by Keigo Higashinot! I also finished a whole chapter of a book in Chinese, a huge achievement!

I am currently waiting for the Summer to end, and the good news is that July is over! I haven’t read as much as I wanted, and I did not finish my book for the #22tlreadingchallenge. I also only read one winner of the Mystery Writers of Japan Award. Mystery Writers of Japan Award –..