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1 comments about Pierre Faure: Japan (Photo Bks.).

1. Full-page color photos of Japanese peoples and culture pack an oversized, oblong eye-catcher perfect for both display and lending for any college-level art library or collection strong in Japanese culture and images. Pierre Faure focuses on a contemporary Japanese world, juxtaposing buildings with people images and often capturing elements of alienation and angst in his wordless portraits. Any collection seeking a contemporary representation of Japanese culture must have this.
   
   Diane C. Donovan
   California Bookwatch

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1 comments about The Sky Burns Red.

1. Hi, folks, and welcome to the world of Kindle.
   
   I'm a consultant turned novelist. I'd like to say I'm a John Grisham of the business world, but my writing style is definitely more James Patterson.
   
   [...]. Throughout my travels, I marvel at the excitement in the world of business, and was yet, surprised at how little we see in terms of good business novels.
   
   So as an arrogant consultant, I decided to write one. Set in modern day Japan, The Sky Burns Red follows the deal maker king of Japan as he uncovers a conspiracy within the trans-Pacific Airline industry that could topple the government of Japan. With tensions escalating because of the conduct of US troops on Japanese soil and the growing nationalism in the Far East, this novel is a reminder that businesses are inevitably tied to the socio-political environment.
   
   Three junior high school girls out on a date with US Servicemen are brutally raped. A struggling US airline announces a major strategic alliance with the national carrier of Japan. Demonstrations spread throughout Japan to throw out the Yanks. Kentaro Kawakami weaves through the intricate web so that he could seal the deal of the century. And in his quest for economic supremacy, he faces the ghosts of his own past--a failed marriage and a destroyed family life. When he meets an angel in the sky, his life is turned around.
   
   The Sky Burns Red was translated into Japanese and released there by major publisher Gentosha. In the US, you can only get it through Kindle.
   
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