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English
Angry Robot
21 November 2018
Masterfully combining fantasy, science fiction and Japanese mythology, the sequel to Kojiki takes us into the heart of a war that spreads across the worlds. On the planet of Higo, without the guidance of the Great Spirits, its people are descending into religious civil war. Baiyren Tallaenaq, Prince of Higo, is exiled after causing the death of his mother. Freed from his responsibilities and the looming war, he steals their greatest weapon a giant, sentient, armoured suit and uses it to open a Portal to a world he never knew existed. A world called 'Earth '...home of a magical young woman called Keiko.
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Imprint:   Angry Robot
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 175mm,  Width: 106mm,  Spine: 30mm
Weight:   204g
ISBN:   9780857666185
ISBN 10:   0857666185
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Keith Yatsuhashi is inspired equally by <i>Lord of the Rings</i> and Toho s Godzilla movies. He is Director of the US Department of Commerce Export Assistance Centre in Providence, Rhode Island. A long time ago, in a world far, far away, Keith was a champion figure skater. kmyatsuhashi.wordpress.com twitter.com/keithyatsuhashi Author hometown: Massachusetts, USA

Reviews for Kokoro

-If you're interested in fantasy, giant mechs, or even love stories with strong characters, I highly recommend Kokoro. 5 hoots!-- Purple Owl ReviewsPRAISE FOR KOJIKI -Great. Beautifully crafted; well-written, with a loving attention to detail. Among the best of its genre.-- Japanator -If you are looking for an exciting fantasy novel, I definitely recommend that you give Kojiki a try. You won't be disappointed.-- Masquerade Crew -I had a great time reading this book-. 5/5*- Blogger's Bookshelf -A unique spin on fantasy, a space where dragons and elementals war with each other over broken Tokyo - then this book is worth your time.-- Sci-Fi & Fantasy Reviews -Recommended.-- The Curious SFF Reader -I'm a huge fan of books that send me on spiraling internet searches, digital walkabouts that start in one place, and wind up somewhere completely different. Kojiki is one of those books, spinning away from a neat, accessible introduction into an exploration of a myriad of creatures and the worlds to contain them.-- B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog -In many ways, Kojiki is a metaphor for discovering your heritage and engaging with your roots, especially as a second-generation immigrant. Rooting the novel in Keiko's real world, relatable struggles gives the story depth and helps anchor its wonderful flights of fancy.-- Fantasy Faction -A win for Keith Yatsuhashi.-- The Silver Words


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