Imagining Other Times, Dreaming Other Places: A Talk and Reading by Laird Hunt with Motoyuki Shibata

Project 5 "Critiquing Diversity" lecture series Imagining Other Times, Dreaming Other Places: A Talk and Reading by Laird Hunt with Motoyuki Shibata

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Time and Date
7:00−8:30PM, Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Venue
Collaboration Room 1, 4th Floor, Building 18, The University of Tokyo, Komaba
Speaker
Laird Hunt(Novelist)
Motoyuki Shibata(Translator, Project Professor of the University of Tokyo)
Language
English
Note
Admission Free; No Registration Required
Organized by
the Educational Project 5 "Cultural Diversity and Imagination," Integrated Human Sciences Program for Cultural Diversity, The University of Tokyo

Project 5 "Cultural Diversity and Imagination" is pleased to inform that we will invite novelist Mr. Laird Hunt and translator Mr. Motoyuki Shibata to give us a talk for the "Critiquing Diversity" lecture series. There is a reading session from Kind One etc. (Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 2012, was recently translated into Japanese by Mr. Shibata). We look forward to having you join in this wonderful opportunity.

Laird Hunt

Novelist. The author of Kind One. Other major works are, Indiana Indiana (2003), The Exquisite (2006), Neverhome (2014) etc. He is currently a professor in the Creative Writing program at Denver University.

Motoyuki Shibata

Translator of Hunt's novels such as Indiana, Indiana and Kind One (both are published with Asahi Shinbun Shuppan). He is a project professor at Faculty of Letters, the University of Tokyo.

*N.B.

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