＊Please be sure to read the profile. ◎ Popular paperback edition It's as clean as the photos show. There are no noticeable scratches or stains. It's generally clean, with only slight wear and yellowing on the cover. It's an out-of-print edition, with the publisher out of stock and no reprint planned. There are no writings or markings, and it's perfectly readable. It's rare to find this out-of-print edition from the publisher. The cover is clean, but it seems to be a material that easily gets dirty, so it's hard to find a beautiful copy. If you're looking for one, don't miss out. "Under the God of Old Lenses" Toshiyuki Horie Price: ¥660 + tax (¥726) First edition, March 2022 In the heads of the men of my family, there is a hole that has been passed down through generations. And from that hole, once in a lifetime, various memories come flooding in with a severe headache. The man walking on the embankment, the tricycle running in the backlight, the Olympics that were never held—reflected in the brain. 18 stories that capture the light of the moment when a story is born, including the title story inspired by a photo album. Toshiyuki Horie (born January 3, 1964) Japanese novelist, French literature scholar, and professor at the Faculty of Letters, Arts and Sciences, Waseda University. Debuted with "Suburb" (1995). Won the Akutagawa Prize for "Bear's Paving Stones" (2001). He depicts the joys and sorrows hidden in everyday life with a quiet touch. His works include "Oparaban" (1998), "Yukisawa and Its Surroundings" (2003), and "Kagishi Boujitsu Sho" (2005). ＊Mainly deals with popular works and out-of-print paperback editions. Please check the seller's product list. #ToshiyukiHorie #Toshiyuki_Horie #book #JapaneseLiterature/Novels&Stories